Bowhunting Blog

When hanging treestands it's important to bring the right tools in order to make this often dreadful task both easier as well as safer.

This coming fall will be my seventh season bowhunting for whitetails, and I have learned quite a bit about the sport during that time, and still have a lot to learn.  One thing I have learned is that there are no certainties in the whitetail woods.  That being said, however, I have come to expect […]

Follow along on my quest to locate velvet bucks using Monster Raxx Minerals and trail cameras.

My recent trip to Canada for spring bear provided me with an opportunity to begin development of a personal relationship with one of the new kids on the block of the rapidly expanding crossbow world – the Kodabow.  Kodabow is an American made crossbow distributed out of Pennsylvania.  It is of recurve configuration and is […]

Have you ever wondered what the buck that you have a trail camera picture of really scores? There is no need to guess any more with the a computer program called Buckscore.com.

Okay, let’s go down the check list for your spring bear hunt. You have researched, selected and contracted an outfitter, paying the required deposit to reserve your hunt…check.  You have decided how you’ll travel to Canada and made the required arrangements…check  After careful consideration, you’ve selected the crossbow you will use to take one of […]

I have my 2011 Mathews ez7 all set up and ready to hunt. See what accessories I'm using this year.

Deadly Summer Practice: Extending Your Effective Bow-Killing Range with a few simple steps.

As bowhunters scout public lands for elk and deer, be alert for illegal marijuana-growing operations. These "grows" are showing up across the United States and into Canada.

Scientists are learning how to predict areas where wolf attacks will occur as North America's largest canine predator expands its range.