Protect your investment by following these simple yet easy tips on how to service and maintain your crossbow before, during and after deer season.
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The Do’s and Don’ts of Crossbow Shot Placement on Whitetails
By choosing your crossbow shot placement carefully, you will greatly increase your chances for a harvest and successful recovery.
Crossbow Mid-Season Prep 101
If you need to shift into high gear in order to get out there and enjoy what the remaining crossbow season hunting has to offer, here are a few tips to help ensure a successful time afield.
Assemble a Stellar Crossbow Shooting Toolbox
Whether you are putting together a new crossbow shooting kit or checking your old toolbox, this list is a helpful reminder of essential crossbow gear and tools to take along.
Are You Using the Right Crossbow Scope?
The only way for you to know if you have the right type of crossbow scope is to understand the differences between the two most popular models on the market: multi-reticle and variable power.
How to Shoot-Tune Your Crossbow Arrows for Tighter Groups
If you really wish to shoot as accurately as possible with your crossbow arrows, you should mark and shoot each arrow separately to verify that it is grouping with the others. Taking this extra step to shoot-tune will help to guarantee that all your hunting arrows will more accurately hit your aiming point.
The Late Season Deer Hunting Tactic You’ve Overlooked
Still-hunting is a longtime deer hunting tactic that is often overlooked for late season outings, when stealth and patience can help you be successful.
Crossing Over: Crossbows Offer More Time Afield and Fun
Hunters always are looking for more opportunity; any excuse to spend more time afield. Some also seek added challenge. The crossbow provides a means to both ends. With the dramatic liberalization of crossbow regulations across the nation, hunters looking to extend their seasons with a new weapon have another option beside muzzle- loaders or bows. And […]
Don’t Make These Mistakes Shooting from a Ground Blind
Using a treestand or ground blind to hunt out of can provide many benefits to the crossbow hunter. First and foremost, it increases your opportunity to get within shooting distance of game, which in most cases would be 40 to 50 yards or less. The structures also keep us out of sight and provide a […]