Dial in Your Preseason Checklist

The dawn of another opening day is approaching fast. Nothing builds your bowhunting confidence like in-depth knowledge of your gear. That’s why it’s important to make a checklist before you…

  Erik Barber   FeaturedGear   September 8, 2020

A Deer’s 4 Quarters Offer Endless Options

Although some hunters consider large antlers to be trophies, other hunters know venison is the real prize. True, some people consider deer meat “gamey,” but most know it offers great…

  Joe Shead   FeaturedWild Meat   September 3, 2020

How to Get Your Broadheads Ready to Hunt in 4 Steps

You’ve practiced all summer and found a great hunting spot. But are your broadheads ready to hunt? Before hitting the woods, make sure your broadheads are deadly accurate and razor…

  Scott Einsmann   FeaturedHow ToVideo   September 2, 2020

Plan Your Approach

You’ve monitored trail cameras all summer, and know you have quality bucks on your hunting property. You’ve scouted. You’ve shot your bow so much all summer that it feels like…

  Joe Shead   FeaturedBowhunting   September 1, 2020

Regional Tips for Bowhunting Whitetails

Whitetails are the most resilient and adaptable members of the deer family. Although their range sprawls across much of the Lower 48 and into Canada, hunting them requires varying tactics…

  Erik Barber   FeaturedBowhunting   August 27, 2020

Shot Placement 101: Part 2

Bowhunting combines several skill sets into one practice. One of the most important skills is understanding and executing proper shot placement. To do so, you need to conduct a situational analysis…

  Scott Einsmann   FeaturedBowhuntingVideo   August 26, 2020

Avoiding New Bowhunter Mistakes

When learning a hobby, you’re bound to make mistakes. Bowhunting is rife with opportunities to err, whether you’re a veteran or beginner. It’s especially complicated because it requires hunting skills…

  Joe Shead   FeaturedBowhunting   August 25, 2020

Shot Placement 101: Part 1

The most important factor in achieving an effective killing shot is placing your arrow in the vitals. Shot placement combines angles and anatomy to determine where to aim at a deer. If done…

  Scott Einsmann   FeaturedBowhuntingVideo   August 24, 2020

Food Sources for Opening Day

Your countdown is ending as opening day comes into sight. You’ve shot your bow, gathered your gear, and you’re ready to pick a spot to hunt. Your opening-day spot might…

  Erik Barber   FeaturedBowhuntingVideo   August 20, 2020

Find Edges and You’ll Find Deer

White-tailed deer prefer diverse habitats, especially sites where different habitat types come together, which is called an “edge.” Any habitat change can create edges, but an obvious example is where…

  Scott Einsmann   FeaturedBowhuntingVideo   August 19, 2020