The friction and high draw weights of modern hunting crossbows place a lot of stress on the bow’s string and cables. This requires you to pay close attention to wear and tear, as well as follow a simple, yet important, system of string maintenance to ensure both safety and consistent accuracy.
Hunting Coues whitetails proves the old adage that, at least in my world, bigger is not always better.
Unless you commit to a regular bow preparation routine, when opening day finally arrives and you have a shot opportunity, failure is a distinct possibility.
Here are some tips to help get the most out of deer decoys this season.
Is it true that the white-tailed deer harvest has shot through the roof since the crossbow has become legal during archery-only seasons in so many states? Let’s take a close look.
Many bowhunters see a bow speed rating listed on a website and think they will get that raw arrow speed. But that rarely happens. Here’s why.
Calculate your own arrow’s kinetic energy and momentum using this equation, and find out what’s needed to kill deer and other wildlife.
While it is possible to get a good deal on a used bow, you really need to know what you’re doing when shopping around for one.
Find out how two people who owned a small hunting property consistently shot as big, if not bigger, bucks than their neighbors.
Those who fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it.