Bowhunting Blog

When it comes to carrying your bow you have three options. Carry it in your hand, strap it to your back pack, or use a bow sling. Over the years I have employed all of the above tactics. And while I prefer the hands free circumstance that my back pack all

Darkness was still 30 minutes away in late October when the third deer of the evening walked into the opening beneath my tree stand, looked around and started lapping water from the muddy puddle 20 yards away. I had no interest in arrowing the adult doe o

KTech Designs StabilizersBy Steve FloresWhen I was a green bowhunter I thought that the primary purpose of that “tube-like” mechanism protruding from the front of my bow (stabilizer) was to add a little weight. And while that thought may have held some tr

Looking Back Leads to Looking Forward – by Teri LancasterThere are some days when you actually have a moment to sit, take a breath, drink a cup of coffee and look back over the past year and think about what exciting hunts this New Year has to offer.  I l

God has blessed me over the years and given me the opportunity to hunt monster whitetails all over the Southeastern United States. I have been fortunate enough to immerse myself in the hunt for these animals to the point that it was all I thought about. I

Sitting in my favorite mountain stand is definitely challenging when it comes to controlling my scent. Unfortunately for me the wind never blows the same way for very long. With up drafts, down drafts, swirling winds and wind currents that are changed by

Stealth Cam has unquestionably been a household name in the world of trail cameras for almost 15 years. With the release of their new G Series trail cameras they are set to redefine the market that they once pioneered.

I love single-pin adjustable sights. In my opinion, why complicate an already chaotic situation by adding 3-4 brightly colored aiming points of varying color and or shape. In my humble opinion, simplicity during the moment of truth only leads to more fill

The Dreaded Off Season by Patrick MeitinFebruary and March, depending largely on where you live I guess, can really be a drag. First of all, there’s really nothing much going on in the world of big-game hunting, unless of course you have buckets of dispos

Fashion writers keep telling us that camouflage is “trending” and “going mainstream.” Then they try proving their claims by name-dropping celebrities who “rock camo” in their daily wardrobe. I usually sidestep these claims, painfully aware that my wife an