by Joe Shead | Sep 20, 2022 | Bowhunting, Featured
If you’ve ever watched a hunting show on TV, you’ve probably heard the term “cull buck” or “management buck.” By definition, a cull buck is a buck whose antlers are inferior to those of other bucks of the same age on that property. The idea is to weed a cull buck out...
by Joe Shead | Sep 1, 2022 | Bowhunting, Featured
Archery is among the safest sports. Statistically, you’re 12 to 13 times likelier to get hurt while playing basketball or football. In fact, data compiled by the Archery Trade Association shows that golfers over the age of 60 are nearly four times likelier to sustain...
by Joe Shead | Aug 9, 2022 | Bowhunting, Featured
Mature bucks don’t get old by being stupid. Usually they remain bedded until the security of darkness to feed. In fact, as crepuscular creatures (most active at dawn and dusk), most whitetail encounters happen early and late in the day. If you’re lucky enough to get a...
by Joe Shead | Jul 26, 2022 | Bowhunting, Featured
A three-pronged system is required for shooting a bow accurately. First, you need to match your gear to your personal draw length and weight. Next, you need to master your shooting form. And finally, you need to practice regularly so shooting your bow accurately...
by Joe Shead | Jun 28, 2022 | Bowhunting, Featured
What’s your most important piece of hunting gear? Certainly your bow and arrows come in handy, but they won’t save your life. But your safety harness might. If you hunt at all from a tree, a good harness should be mandatory equipment. You probably already own a safety...
