Bowhunting Blog

It's hard to believe it's been over two years since I wrote my original review of the first NAP Apache arrow rest. Where does the time go? Although a lot may have changed in the past two years in archery, one thing that hasn't is the quality of products

The morning started off like any other Saturday in August. My trusty alarm clock, A.K.A my black lab, went into action at daylight; which was an hour earlier than I actually needed or wanted him to. After failing to push the snooze button, which consists

Nothing in the hunting industry creates a frenzy among hunters quite like the opening day of deer season. Whether your season opens in August or October the anticipation is the same. An opening day buck is the dream of bowhunters across the nation. These

Record-keeping organizations are receiving more trophy whitetail entries today than at any other time in history. There’s no question North American hunters are obsessed with trophy bucks. Is that a good thing? Data compiled by the Quality Deer Mana

12) Ignoring Murphy’s Law: Anything that can go wrong will go wrong. And when it does, there is usually a big buck somewhere nearby. How often has the simplest little thing cost you a shot at a trophy whitetail? It never fails. You could draw back

There's a variety of filming gear and methods for capturing your hunting adventures on film. These are the ones that work for me.

As hunters we can all look back at certain seasons past and think to ourselves "Man, that was a great year". Sometimes things just seem to fall in line and make one season better than another. It looks like 2012 is shaping up to be one of those years.

Is it fair to say trail cameras have changed the way we hunt? I think so. They allow us to take an up-close look at the lives of the whitetails we hunt 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Twenty years ago, we found preferred travel corridors and feeding an

Bowhunting is a sport that graciously gifts it’s hunters with a wide range of emotions. Many hunters describe a bow season as a rollercoaster ride. With as many ups and downs every bowhunter is sure to experience; I’d say that’s a fair assessment. When

Bowhunting whitetails and black bear in the eastern mountains I call home is tough business. The terrain is punishing, the animals are tougher than nails, and the shots are up close and in your face. As a result, I decided long ago that my choice in bow s