Bowhunting Blog

A five-part series on effectively planning, creating, and hunting scrapes - both man made and deer made.

Spring is a great time to focus on several aspects of bowhunting, but this blog contains 4 topics rarely discussed that could positively affect your bowhunting success.

      The season had been a rough one, but finally I had birds standing broadside at just under 20 yards. The first photo of this article is entitled Jakes: First and 20. Now you’re probably thinking that’s kind of a weird title and that perhaps there is a great little story buried somewhere within.  Well […]

After returning home from this year's ATA show the Gold Tip Kinetic carbon arrows were on the top of my "must have" list. Find out why.

Looking for a new bow sight? Put the G5 Optix on your list of sights to check out. Its easy to use, lightweight and very high quality.

In my last post I was getting ready to head out west on my first wild turkey hunt. To say I was excited would be an understatement. With that hunt now in the “memory bank”, all I can say is that Kansas was good to me and without a doubt it was a blessed hunt. […]

Neal McCullough discusses Camera Arms for the Common Man; the camera arms he uses when hunting big whitetail bucks in Minnesota and Wisconsin.

With only ten seconds remaining in the fourth quarter and our team covered up deep in turkey territory, we decided to throw a hail mary pass into the end zone desperately hoping for a score and a two point conversion. After covering nearly the entire northeastern portion of Wyoming by driving from Buffalo to Sheridan […]

The state of Wisconsin had little choice but to buy an 80-acre site in the middle of the state that once held the world's worst outbreak of chronic wasting disease in white-tailed deer.

Treestand accidents are the leading cause of serious hunting related injuries. Treestand saftey should be on our minds at all times.