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Have you ever shot your compound bow, only to find you can’t group your arrows? If you answered yes, and I’m betting you did, don’t worry – you’re not alone. Like your vehicle, compound bows require maintenance. With early archery season openers fast approaching, this is the perfect time to give your equipment a thorough … Read more
It’s mid-summer, and many of us are shooting 3D targets at the range, and getting hyped about the upcoming hunting season. Regardless of your experience, it’s always good to revisit the whole discussion around shot placement, along with a list of do’s and don’ts. We’ve all made a less-than-perfect shot on a game animal. That … Read more
Perched high in a spruce tree, I heard leaves crunching underfoot. Forty yards to my left, a heavy-footed mule deer was making his way through the woods. With any luck, he’d give me a shot opportunity. Fortunately, I’d already used my laser rangefinder to capture various distances. With this buck on approach, I grunted and … Read more
You’ve heard all the hype around e-bikes. It’s piqued your interest, but you’re still unsure. Well, I’m here to tell you, e-bikes are a total game changer. They have literally opened up a world of opportunity for my wife and I. They’re quiet, durable, easy to ride. They’re powerful and fast, and they can haul … Read more
Probing the spring woods with soft yelps, my calls were abruptly cut off by an eager gobbler. He wasn’t far, maybe 200 yards. My wife, Heather, and I scrambled to position decoys and hide behind two nearby fir trees. As soon as we were settled, I called again and he gobbled twice. Fired up, the … Read more
For year-round practice, hone your archery skills bowhunting small game. From varmints to upland birds, where regulations allow, smaller critters offer a world of practice opportunity, and during open seasons upland bird game provide a truly unique hunting experience. Regardless of the target species, consider your equipment and most importantly, be an opportunist. MULTI-SPECIES OPPORTUNITY … Read more
As two gemsbok (African oryx) approached, it was obvious that one was a mature bull. Waiting patiently, as he quartered away, I drew. I was shooting my wife’s bow. In my head I questioned the light poundage. Settling the sight pin tight to his shoulder, my back muscles tensed and I released. The Easton shaft … Read more
