Bowhunting Blog

I didn’t think I would find a reasonably priced, light weight bino that I like better than my Nikon-SHE Safari binocular for bowhunting. Don’t get me wrong, I still love the SHE Safari binos because they are so small, made for a woman, super light weight and they are available in cool colors with a […]

As fall rapidly approaches, bowhunters scramble to tune their equipment and fling hundreds of arrows to hone their skills and technique.  For with autumn, the archery season comes, along with the excitement that hunting-archers live their lives for.  Fall is the traditional time of harvest.  A time when a person enters the forest to stock […]

As many serious bowhunters know, bowhunting for whitetails isn’t a sport that one can be consistently successful at by simply walking into the woods each fall and hoping for the best.  It takes a lot of time, effort and hard work.  This means spending time year round in the woods shed hunting, scouting, monitoring trail […]

  If bow mechanics could plan inspections and maintenance work for us, they’d schedule our appointments at least two months before opening day. But because they can’t do our planning for us, archery pro shops are now witnessing the annual mid- to late-August panic as frantic bowhunters rush in each morning when the doors open. […]

It was a slow summer for getting big bucks on trail camera until "Baker's Dozen" showed up.

The benefits of hunting with a lighted nock can outweigh any shortfalls in the deer woods.

The days seem to get longer and longer as we approach our Wyoming Antelope hunt. Good friends and great hunting will make the trip that much sweeter when it does get here.

Check out these trail camera photos of a monster velvet buck. Do I have a chance at this big guy come fall? Follow along to see if the odds are stacked in or out of my favor.

When the 2011Nebraska Archery season opens on September 15th there will be some significant new rules in effect.  The two most notable rule changes don’t come without controversy. The most significant and controversial change will adopt the crossbow as a legal weapon for all sportsmen.  Before last season, crossbows were limited to handicap and disabled […]

  If not for the shock, maybe I should have raced downtown to buy a Powerball ticket after shooting my first Robin Hood during a recent lunch break. That’s right: I drilled one arrow down the tube of another arrow already in the target’s bull’s-eye. In this case, the center-spot on one of my 3-D […]