by Joe Shead | May 10, 2022 | Featured, Lifestyle
Mapping technology has made navigating the backcountry much easier for bowhunters. With a glance at our phones, we can learn property ownership, elevation and weather forecasts. We can even see our exact location on the map. I love and embrace this technology. But...
by Joe Shead | Apr 27, 2022 | Conservation, Featured
Many bowhunters plant food plots to bolster deer nutrition, but they may be missing the big picture. Deer consume about 8 pounds of food per 100 pounds of body weight, per day. Planting and enhancing native vegetation can provide a much larger forage base and really...
by Joe Shead | Mar 8, 2022 | Featured, Lifestyle
You don’t have to twist an antler addict’s arm to convince him or her to go shed hunting. But if you haven’t tried looking for shed antlers in the early spring, or you’ve had minimal success at finding them, here are some good reasons to give shed hunting a try this...
by Joe Shead | Feb 22, 2022 | Bowhunting, Featured
Late winter through early spring is a quiet time for many bowhunters. Sure, there’s shed hunting to be done, but it’s a little early to plant food plots or hang stands. However, it’s an excellent time to scout and find good hunting locations for next season. ...
by Joe Shead | Jan 4, 2022 | Featured, Growth
Once bow season ends, most archers hang up their bows until summer. But not so fast! Winter indoor archery leagues can keep your skills sharp, and they offer other advantages too. Here are five reasons to join. 1. Stay Sharp The obvious advantage of joining a winter...
