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 BowhuntingLifestyle January 27, 2026
The First Annual Archery & Bowhunting Supershow is a Bullseye
The Archery Trade Association hosted the inaugural Archery & Bowhunting Supershow Jan. 9-10 in Indianapolis, Indiana, in conjunction with the NFAA Rushmore Rumble and the S3DA Indoor Open. Archery-loving members…
Taylor Walston Lifestyle January 15, 2026
Whitetail Secrets: Strange Traits and Hidden Behaviors
Whitetails are one of the most studied big game species in North America, yet they still keep plenty of secrets from hunters. Whether you’re brand new to deer hunting or…
Erik Barber Lifestyle December 17, 2025
The Journey, Not the Result – a Bowhunter’s First Deer
Hunting has given me more stories than I deserve. I’ve hunted Alaska twice, both times with great people in truly wild, unforgiving landscapes. Less than a month ago, I killed…
Erik Barber BowhuntingFeaturedLifestyle October 14, 2025
Bowhunting Across a Lifetime: Adapting with Age
Your boots step lightly through the forest, careful to avoid the crunchy pine needles. Daylight won’t cut through the trees for at least two hours. Maybe you’re headed to a…
Jackie Holbrook BowhuntingFeaturedLifestyle October 3, 2025
Two National Archery Tournaments Come to Indianapolis during ATA Show Week!
The ATA has partnered with two of the biggest archery organizations in the industry to bring you a jam-packed three days of archery action. Previously spread out across the country,…
Taylor Walston Lifestyle October 2, 2025
Editorial Response Regarding the European Bowhunting Federation
The Archery Trade Association stands in full support of the European Bowhunting Federation and its tireless efforts to defend and restore bowhunting traditions across Europe. Their fight is not only…
Dan Forster BowhuntingConservationLifestyle September 30, 2025
Rethinking the Bucket List Bowhunt
When bowhunters talk about bucket list hunts, the conversation often drifts toward iconic big game species like elk, moose, or sheep. There’s no denying the allure of bugling bulls or…
Erik Barber BowhuntingLifestyle September 25, 2025
Archery is Good for Your Health
Archery is a unique sport because it can be enjoyed well into one’s later years, but only if the archer takes good care of their body and overall shoulder health….
Crispin Duenas Lifestyle September 9, 2025
Flying with Your Bow: A Traveler’s Guide
Travel is supposed to be fun, but it can sometimes feel stressful. Packing often tops the list of reasons people worry. Flying can be extra anxiety-inducing because of airline regulations…
