So you think it might be time for a new set of strings for your compound bow? Here's how to change your bowstring and cable on your own.
Learn how to tie a d-loop, also called a string loop, on your bow string. It's simple, quick and a must-have skill for all archers.
If you’re getting into competitive 3-D archery, there are two acronyms you’re going to hear over and over. ASA and IBO. Here's a look at each.
What is indoor target archery? How do you play the game? How is the gear different from bowhunting equipment? Here's a look at indoor target archery.
Here's a look at how indoor archery competition can make you deadlier than you've ever been when bowhunting this fall.
In this video, LAS TechXpert P.J. Reilly demonstrates the proper way to grip a bow. This applies to target archers and bowhunters alike.
Check out an inside look at Lancaster Archery Supply, a company of archers providing service, expertise and equipment to archers around the globe.
The rut’s over and you’ve still got a buck tag in your pocket. What do you do now?
The time has come! Here's a quick rundown on some killer decoys for the rut.
There’s no question deer urine can be an effective tool that will help you get the drop on a big, mature buck. But you must use the right stuff at the right time in the right place.
Done correctly, rattling can produce results that will have your knees knocking. Here's a look at rattling through the season.
Here's a look at some killer calls for early season whitetail.
Despite all the doom and gloom you might have heard the past couple of years about how horrible things have gotten in the Midwest, it's nowhere near as bad as described. The Midwest is certainly not dead.
Blood trailing a wounded animal can be a difficult task; even more so at night. These are some of the products that can help make your job easier and lead to a quicker recovery.
As more States allow the use of crossbows during regular archery season we take a look at how this has impacted hunter numbers, harvest numbers, and your bow hunting opportunities.
Deciding how far is too far to shoot at an animal while bowhunting is a personal choice, however there are several factors that should play into your decision.
Tom Cruise fans, and anyone who was at least a teen in the mid 80s, will of course remember this line from Top Gun…. “I feel the need – the need for speed.” A lot of bowhunters today feel the need for speed. Arrow speed, that is. There’s no doubt speed ha
“I can’t get my bow to paper tune. I keep getting the same tear no matter what I do.” If I’ve heard those words once, I’ve heard them 1,000 times. In one of my professional capacities, I work as a bow technician at Lancaster Archery Supply. We set up and
Many lessons are learned through trial and error and it seems like the bigger the error, the more the lesson sticks with us. With that in mind, boy did I learn a doozy of a lesson in the fall of 2013.
No question, the one defense mechanism of the white-tailed deer that is the most difficult for bowhunters to defeat is its sense of smell. Learn some tips on how to control your odor to beat a whitetail's nose.
