When hunters start planning for their first elk hunt, a significant consideration is selecting the right weapon for the job. As one of North America’s largest game animals, weighing between 700 and 1,200 lbs., aspiring bowhunters wonder if they can legally and ethically use a bow…
For many hunters, learning how to shoot a bow and arrow seems to be a natural progression of the hunter who is continually seeking a challenge. After all, bowhunting often represents a frustratingly rewarding blend of fieldcraft, skill, and precision under pressure. If you're new…
Hunting small game with a bow is an outstanding way to extend your season and sharpen your archery skills. However, regardless of how high-tech your bow's sighting system is, using the wrong arrow tips — like field points or standard-sized broadheads — is a recipe for…
Many new hunters are attracted to the challenges that come with bowhunting. Whether it's the thrill of stalking within yards of your target, silently knocking an arrow, or making a tough shot in stressful conditions, archery can add a new level of excitement to the hunt.
Accurately launching an arrow and hitting your target requires solid technique, reliable archery equipment, and knowing the exact distance to your target. While the current trend for compound bowhunters is to use a multi-pin sight, many archers still prefer hunting with a single pin sight. Let’s…
