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Calm Down! Are you an archer who rushes to set up your equipment and get to the fun part or do you take your time to make your set up the best? Hey, hey, hey, calm down! I’m not saying one is better than the other. Either way you’ll get your rewards. If you’re 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
Have you ever stood on the side of a hill or slanted ground for a long period of time? It tends to take more of a toll on one side of your body to maintain your position, right? It would be helpful if you could place a block under your foot that is on the … Read more
Pretty Doesn’t Get It Done You’ve heard the comment, “Pretty doesn’t get it done!” What does that mean? It means just because it looks good or pretty doesn’t mean it’s going to perform. Take a hunting dog for instance, when someone is trying to convince you that you need this dog to retrieve your birds … Read more
As winter winds down, we’re excited to share the latest air guns, archery equipment, and outdoor gear innovations. These new offerings, from precision shooting platforms to essential hunting accessories, are designed to enhance your outdoor experience. Premium Air Guns PCP air rifles continue to evolve with Karma’s impressive lineup. The Karma SLS (Side Lever/Semi-Auto) represents … Read more
Grip On Reality Have you ever asked a child if they were going big game hunting what projectile launcher they would prefer to use? Because if you ever get the chance to, I’ll just warn you to be prepared for anything! Depending on the child’s experience and grip on reality, (I guess that would be … Read more
Most bowhunting sports are performed in the daytime with plenty of light to see the game you’re hunting. Then there’s bowfishing where the “game” intended is attracted to the light shone from a watercraft, giving the archer plenty of light to see the fish. What if you’re after a creature in the night that light … Read more
