Sam Soholt Addresses Public Land Misconceptions

Many folks claim few deer live on public lands, and that these properties are dangerous and overrun with thieves who steal your gear. Such accusations are usually false. Sam Soholt,…

  Staff Writer   FeaturedBowhunting Articles   March 10, 2026

How State Policy Impacts Bowhunters

As 2026 moves forward, many in the hunting community are watching Congress and the administration following last year’s debates over federal land use and conservation funding. While those and a…

  Hunter Ward   Bowhunting Articles   March 9, 2026

How to Fish With a Bow and Arrow

Although bowhunters enjoy long hunting seasons, they just don’t feel long enough. But you can extend your archery season by taking up bowfishing. Bowfishing is best during spring spawning runs…

  Joe Shead   Bowhunting Articles   March 3, 2026

The 7-Month Plan: Beginner to Bowhunter by Fall

Bowhunting is fun, challenging, and great for conservation. If you’re leaning toward becoming a bowhunter, consider these 10 reasons to get started, and then determine opening day in your state,…

  Staff Writer   FeaturedBowhunting Articles   February 24, 2026

What is a Turkey Slam?

There are many ways bowhunters test their skills. It’s one of the most rewarding aspects of bowhunting. Whether it’s harvesting your first animal with a bow or taking every single…

  Jackie Holbrook   Bowhunting Articles   February 17, 2026

The Phases of the Gobble

Your excitement peaks as you scout your favorite turkey-hunting hotspot from afar as opening day nears. You’re more confident than ever as you glass a flock with multiple toms and…

  Erik Barber   Bowhunting ArticlesFeatured   February 11, 2026

Bear Hunting 101

When discussing spring bowhunting opportunities, most people consider turkey hunting. Bears, however, can often be hunted during spring, which provides delicious meat and helps control their numbers. As with most…

  Staff Writer   FeaturedBowhunting Articles   February 5, 2026

Is Predator Hunting Important?

Man’s widespread impacts on the natural world make it difficult to leave nature to fend for itself. To maintain balance we must often manage species and entire ecosystems. Mindful, scientific…

  Staff Writer   FeaturedBowhunting Articles   January 28, 2026

What Can a Shed Hunting Course Teach Me?

Collecting shed antlers—often called “shed hunting”—is a popular off-season activity for hunters and outdoor enthusiasts. It serves as a bridge between hunting seasons, offering both practical and personal rewards. All…

  Joe Shead   Bowhunting ArticlesLifestyle   January 27, 2026

Master Speed Scouting for Bowhunting Success

After hunting hard for days without any close encounters, I snoozed my alarm when raindrops discouraged me from starting early on Nov. 5, 2017. The rain ended by 9 a.m.,…

  Erik Barber   FeaturedBowhunting Articles   December 15, 2025