Bowhunting Blog

Using a county platbook can be a great tool when trying to get yourself set up with some great hunting spots.

While test-shooting four models of 100-grain broadheads recently, I couldn’t help but think about my first archery season for white-tailed deer 40 years ago. My bowhunting setup in 1971 consisted of cedar arrows, Bear Razorhead broadheads, and a 43-pound Bear Grizzly recurve bow. I traded away that bow in 1974 after switching to an Allen […]

Training as a bowhunter should be a year round affair, encorporating both physical exercise and target practice. Check out "The Bowhunter's Circuit Training Workout", which I believe is the perfect training regimen for the hardcore bowhunter.

Bowfishing is one of the fastest growing sports in the industry. On reason is because it's just plain fun.

  Had this buck been two years older, it would have found its way to the camp meat pole, but it drew a pass when the author let it walk. Since 2006, we’ve made a trip to Missouri to visit Jim and Darlene Wilson, at Ozark Mountain Outfitters (OMO).  They provide some of the best […]

Ticks carry a life threatening disease called Lyme Disease. Learn how to stay safe in the woods this spring. Also read about recent studies that reveal the most effective tick repellant available. This article contains important information that may just save your life this spring.

Are Buffalo Gnats killing turkeys and other birds?

Hunting Mulies and Whitetails with the recurve in North Dakota.

Story of my first longbeard with a longbow.

Where does luck come from? How much are we allowed to use in our lifetime? How can we bank more luck for future hunts?