The string is back. The 18-inch, fletched shaft is on its way. The broadhead hits it mark, and the deer doesn’t go far before falling. It sounds like another successful bowhunt is in the books! Yeah, I gave it away with the arrow length. Some will call it a bolt, and everyone knows this success […]
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TenPoint Celebrates 30 Years of Crossbow Innovation
Over the past three decades, TenPoint has been at the forefront of innovation in the crossbow industry, delivering top-notch products.
Limited-Time Reduced Price on Burris Rangefinding Bow Sight
With the Oracle 2, there’s no more guessing distance, fumbling with rangefinders, dialing sights or aiming between pins.
5 Things You Need to Do to Get Ready for Bow Season
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.
7 Father’s Day Gifts for Your Deer Hunting Dad
C’mon, guys and gals. He’s done so much for you over the years, don’t get him another lame afterthought of a gift. Here are 7 very cool items any deer hunting dad would enjoy! I’ve tried all of these items and can tell you they are all well worth the cash. Even better, none of […]
#107: THE PERFECT BOWHUNTING SHOT with Brian Johnson | Deer Talk Now Podcast
After decades of study, Brian has figured out the perfect place to aim when bowhunting to ensure a quick, clean kill.
Top Tip When Blood Trailing Whitetails
Steve Bartylla details the exact setup where he bagged his bow buck from where he drives in, his stand location, food sources and where he recovered the deer.
Same Hunting Spot, Different Setup
Steve Bartylla explains how he makes slight alterations to his strategy when hunting the same spot for both archery and gun seasons.
#99: ALL THINGS ARCHERY with Brandon Reyes | Deer Talk Now Podcast
Professional archer Brandon Reyes sat down with us at the 2024 ATA Trade Show to talk all things archery and bowhunting.
Is He the Best Bowhunter in America?
When it comes to outsmarting mature whitetails on public and highly pressured lands, no one has done it better — or longer — than Michigan’s John Eberhart.