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Although many crossbows are technically “ready to hunt” right out of the box, getting in some solid practice sessions before heading into the field is critical to effective shooting and ethical hunting. Here’s how to get the most out of target practice. Determine Your Maximum Effective Range Just because your crossbow can hit foam at … Read more
The industry’s fastest crossbows are surpassing the 500 fps mark, but how much speed do you actually need in a hunting rig? Each year, manufacturers seem to squeak out a few more fps from their ultra powerful crossbows. Although the numbers are impressive and these ultra-fast crossbows tend to be more accurate at longer range, … Read more
A lot of trad and compound shooters hate to see the crossbow boom. While those who opt for vertical bows have to put in plenty of practice hours, develop the strength to draw, and master stealth in the stand, crossbow hunters seem to have it much easier — and maybe even an unfair advantage. But … Read more
For a bolt that promises both maximum speed and penetration while minimizing wind drift, check out the Victory Voodoo. The first of its kind, this advanced crossbow bolt pairs a micro-diameter construction with Victory’s Rail Ryder technology for minimal contact points and compatibility with just about any crossbow with a conventional rail. With 95 percent … Read more
Whether you’re swapping out a few accessories or trading in your entire rig for a new setup, it’s important to give yourself plenty of time to get comfortable and confident before hunting with your bow. Draw weight, sight, rest, release, arrows, broadheads — anything you change could affect speed or accuracy. Change one element, and … Read more
A quality rangefinder is a valuable tool for outdoorsmen and can help you take more ethical shots as a bowhunter. And while being able to judge yardage without technology is a valuable skill, some outdoorsmen struggle with depth perception and have to rely on laser rangefinders. If you typically hunt the same few spots, you … Read more
It’s not a one-size-fits-all answer. Most bowhunters who use single-pin sights swear by them because they allow for the most precise accuracy. You’re not pin-gapping between 20- and 30-yard pins for a 25-yard shot — you’re adjusting for the exact distance. With only one pin in a small space, the sight window isn’t cluttered, and … Read more
