Bowhunting Blog

First, I want to congratulate Mr. Graf on his latest takedown in the swamp. That was a nice buck and there is always something to be said about sharing the experience on family property with your Dad. No doubt it added some extra meaning to the entire d

Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan (also known as Teachers') recently announced that they will be acquiring Plano Molding Company, Inc. (also known as Plano). Plano is a premier supplier of outdoor sports storage systems. Operating in Plano, Illinois, the com

As hunters we all have certain issues pertaining to our great sport that we feel strongly about. No matter what part of the country we hail from, there is no doubt several topics that local hunters discuss most often amongst themselves. This can sometime

Winter 3D shoots are about to begin, if they haven’t in your area already, and there is no better time than now to get involved. The 3rd annual Winter Cam Classic will be held on the campus of Monroe Community College in Henrietta, New York at th

William "Spook" Spann, the host of “Spook Nation TV”, which appears on the Pursuit channel, recently pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in Kansas City to illegally killing a trophy whitetail deer in the state back in 2007. Mr. Spann, 50, of Dickson, Te

Has a safety harness saved the life of someone you know? Perhaps your own?

Listening to the sound of ATVs starting up along the ridges surrounding me, I knew exactly what time it was. It was “high noon” in the eastern mountains and that meant that most of the hunters in my neck of the woods were headed home for lunch. In years p

This season has been my first attempt at self-filming. It’s been interesting so far. I’ve gotten some good footage, but it’s been a learning experience. There are some things to learn especially with adjusting the camera to make sure you can take foot

One of our readers, Jim Ross, shared this question regarding non-typical whitetails and a deer he recently harvested. Jim writes....."Notice the "switch-blade" drop tines....

So it is December. That means that unless you live in the far southern reaches of the country, the whitetail rut has come and gone. Like the whitetail breeding phase, you may think that your best chance to tag a big buck is over. After all, isn’t the lat