Little boys and slingshots are one of the greatest combinations on God’s green earth. I typically put slingshots in the same category as a fishing pole. Every little boy ought to have the opportunity to dabble with one before the age of 10. I’m pretty sur
It wasn’t too many years ago that salt was pretty much the only mineral option deer hunters were aware of for whitetail deer. Things have changed in the last 10-15 years and there’s now a plethora of mineral options on the market for deer hunters wanting
You’re addicted to your smartphone, right? Honestly, what was life like before we had phones with the world of communication at our fingertips? Despite a few old-school haters of smartphones, the fact is they are a life-saver.
The 2015 NWTF Convention is in the books. It was honestly one of the best shows yet. I enjoyed catching up with some old friends, making some new ones, and seeing some cool new products for turkey hunting, bowfishing, predator hunting, and more. Here’s a
The first board of directors meeting for the newly formed, National Deer Alliance (NDA)
After three days of walking around the world’s biggest archery and bowhunting trade show, I find myself encouraged by the experience. No, I didn’t really come away with any mind-blowing technology or radical product concepts. Yes, I saw plenty of great ge
Day one is in the books for the 2015 ATA Show in Indy. We’ve scoured the show floor and laid eyes on a seemingly endless supply of gear for the archery and bowhunting industry. While I honestly didn’t come across any products today that blew me away, ther
The tools available to today's hunter make it easier than ever to butcher and process your own venison and assure top quality meat for your family from the field to your table.
The mere thought of the rut being over is a tough pill to swallow. As bowhunters we dream of this sacred season all year long, and then it quickly comes and goes. Many bowhunters will hang up their bows around the third week of November as they tap out to
Day one of the 2015 Mathews Retailer Business Show is in the books. We had the opportunity to see lots of great gear and new innovations right from the start. Here’s a few of the great companies we had the chance to hang out with on day one.Pine Ridge Arc
The 2015 Mathews Retailer show is now underway in Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin showcasing some of the best new gear in the archery and bowhunting industry. Attendees were anxious to get out of the cold and in to the exhibit hall as Mathews dealers and manuf
The late season has finally arrived and we've got the skinny on some of the latest innovative gear and products to keep you warm on those cold hunts.
It’s been said that too much of a good thing can be a bad thing. But is there honestly such a thing as hunting too much? After all, the key to punching tags is spending as much time as possible in the treestand, right?
More days than not, we’ll hike out of the bowhunting woods with unpunched tags. And that’s okay. It’s what seems to fuel the hunt and drive the passion within us for that next encounter. Some hunters tend to experience more frequent encounters with critte
invisaband is made from a microfibre band that you can wear around your wrist, ankle or even attach to your backpack, hat, pant loop or stroller and is guaranteed to stop you from getting mosquito bites, or your money back.
While I hold little love for the scorching heat of summer, taking advantage of some off-season opportunities to hunt hogs and test your bow hunting equipment is always a good time.
Using deer lures to draw a buck into bow range isn't quite as simple as dumping some scent on the ground. Here's a few tips to help you be more successful this bow hunting season.
When you find yourself wanting to dive deeper into the passion of archery and bowhunting, you’ll soon discover the tremendous advantage of having the essential tools to be your own bow mechanic.
Whether for your pre-season sets, or the stands you’ll run-n-gun with throughout the season, there are a few tools that will help you hang treestands safely and more efficiently.
With a relentless attack being waged on our hunting heritage these days, it’s always encouraging to see and hear about groups and organizations designed to make things better for hunters, as well as the wild game we pursue. That’s why I was particularly i
