Whitetail Journal

Index-style releases get a bad rap from many archers, but for real-world bowhunting, they are without equal.

Bowhunting World’s Field Editor Darron McDougal says Bowtech’s latest carbon marvel, the Carbon One, raises the technology and performance bars.

The Pointer from T.R.U. Ball is an all-in-one hybrid release.

During brutally cold conditions in northern Wisconsin, the ultra-reliable Excalibur Assassin Extreme recurve crossbow proves to be fast, accurate and comfortable to shoot.

Lightweight and portable, the G-450 ground blind chair from Millennium Outdoors provides comfort for all-day sits.

The radio frequency Arrow Tracking System from Pro-Tracker Archery helps bowhunters locate downed game regardless of conditions.

Savage Arms launches the newest addition to its straight-pull bolt-action rifle lineup — the Impulse Driven Hunter.

Each year our staff asks the readers of Bowhunting World magazine to vote for their favorite hunting and archery brands. The manufacturers highlighted here were chosen as Readers’ Choice Awards winners in nearly 50 categories.

Loaded with an impressive list of features, the Stevens 334 bolt-action rifle from Savage Arms is priced to sell.

Crossbows provide the impetus for increased recruitment and retention among modern bowhunters, and play an expanding role in big game management.

You don’t have to wait for snow to melt before spreading clover seed on food plots. Here’s how to get a jumpstart on spring food plot chores.

Comedian Jeff Foxworthy delivers important how-to bowhunting advice in a way you’ve never seen before.

Make plans now to attend the Pope and Young 33rd Biennial Convention in Reno, Nevada. And here’s how to get a 1-day event pass for only $5 (75 percent off!).

Bowtech’s latest carbon marvel raises the technology and performance bars.

Easton has announced the addition of factory helical fletching to its popular 5mm Axis arrows.

Numerous archery products spotted in person during the 2023 ATA Show were interesting, but some were clear winners. In the author’s opinion, here are the best of the best.

Kansas recently became the first Midwest state to ban trail cams on public and Walk-In land.