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Using trail cameras can be a great way to locate and hunt target bucks, but they can also be a big disappointment as well.

I had been dreaming about the start of the 2011 bow season all summer. This is not how any of my dreams turned out.

After a year and a half of planning and anticipation, Mike Willand and Justin Zarr finally head to Colorado to chase elk with their Mathews bows.

How making the right choices when bowhunting is what ultimately decides whether or not you will have a successful hunt.

  The only thing better than hunting antelope is eating it.  So this past year, when I learned from my guide, Mike Judd that I could acquire a doe tag for a mere $34 dollars, I had Kristi Judd purchase a doe tag for me.  After all, my biggest complaint about an antelope is that they […]

 My #1 reason for hunting Pronghorn Antelope is the fact that the season opens a full month before that of the Minnesota whitetail.  It’s a wonderful opportunity to get out there and do some hunting while one waits for the local deer to become legitimate targets.  Reason #2 is that their flesh is more popular […]

Stan Potts tags his first whitetail buck in velvet.

‘Tis the season, folks!  As I write this blog, I am washing my clothes, fine tuning my Mathews Monster, cleaning out my truck and doing anything bowhunting related to pass the time before the Wisconsin archery opener this Saturday!  Ah, bow season is finally here!  After a terribly long offseason, I can’t wait to get […]

Dont just delete all your trail camera pictures of small bucks and does. Learn how to utilize your trail camera pictures to provide important data about the deer herd on your property.

If you're looking for a broadhead that actually flies true, impacting with your fieldpoints, your search is over.