The winter blues. Storm after storm has hit the Midwest this year leaving snow and ice in record amounts. It has put a damper on shed hunting or even getting to certain areas to check the game cameras still hanging on the side of a tree somewhere over that now-buried winter wheat field. How do […]
If you are a bowhunter that is interested in filming your own hunts, or the hunts or your friends, then Campbell Cameras has a school for you! Learn more about their school and what they offer to get you started filming professional quality hunts soon!
A new convert joins the growing ranks of the crossbow hunter in Douglas’ Wyoming. Less than five minutes after the outfitter’s truck disappeared from sight down the dry, dusty trail, the hunter saw six antelope moving towards the windmill where he was perched 15 feet above the ground. The animals stopped eighty yards from the […]
Undeniably one of the most beautiful deer on the planet, the Axis deer is a sight to behold. Easily identifiable by its rich auburn color, dappled with white spots (not unlike a whitetail fawn) and creamy tan trim, the Axis (or Chital Deer as it is known as in its home of origin, India) is […]
Check out this post for information on 3 simple tools that can help you find more sheds in 2011. We explore how trailcams, supplemental food sources and "shed knocking devices" can be the keys to shed hunting success!
February marks the beginning of another offseason for this bowhunter. Read this blog to learn about my latest shed hunting adventures, the state of my food plots and native grasses, and the success I have had with nationalhuntingleases.com when looking for new hunting properties.
Has the current net scoring system lost its place in the bowhunting world? I believe there is a much more fair scoring system and one that gives the whitetail bucks the credit they deserve.
Don’t let the title fool you. While it may suggest improving shots on whitetails, without question the following technique can be applied to any type of big, or small, game hunting you do with a bow and arrow. Although this technique may appear to be simple on paper (or on a computer screen), in reality […]
