Setting a Bow's Center Shot
Setting your bow's center shot is the first step toward correct rest position and perfect arrow flight.
1/26/2015January 26th, 2015How To Videos
From learning how to set up and tune your own bow to advice on how to scout and bowhunt deer, you’ll find advice from bowhunting experts here.
How to Aim a Bow
Aiming your bow correctly is not as simple as it sounds. These tips will change the way you look at accuracy.
1/26/2015January 26th, 2015Learning the Surprise Release
By having someone else pull the trigger of your release, you will learn what the correct shot feels like and become a better archer.
1/26/2015January 26th, 2015The Role of the Bow Arm
Your bow arm should remain relaxed and slightly bent throughout the shot. It should act as a shock absorber for the shot.
1/26/2015January 26th, 2015The Correct Way to Grip a Bow
Your grip on the bow should be relaxed and soft. Your hand should not introduce torque to the bow. Properly positioning your hand on the grip makes a huge difference.
1/26/2015January 26th, 2015Food Plot Size
What size food plot is the best and what should you plant to get the best attraction
1/26/2015January 26th, 2015Clover vs. Alfalfa
The difference between clover and alfalfa and which one is better for your food plot.
1/26/2015January 26th, 2015Using Creeks to Get In and Out Clean
Creeks are the best terrain features you have in the Midwest to get to and from your stand locations undetected.
1/26/2015January 26th, 2015Challenges of Hunting Food Plots
When you place your stand right on a food source you are going to have a hard time getting away clean at the end of legal shooting time.
1/26/2015January 26th, 2015Best Height for Your Stand
Placing your stand at the right height is a compromise between shot angle and remaining undetected.
1/26/2015January 26th, 2015