Tools for Navigating the Backcountry

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…

  Joe Shead   FeaturedLifestyle   May 10, 2022

6 Reasons to Go Shed Hunting

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…

  Joe Shead   FeaturedLifestyle   March 8, 2022

All About Tournament Archery’s Bowhunter Division

Bowhunters can benefit from participating in competitive archery. When some see competition-style gear that they’re unfamiliar with, however, such as recurves, clickers and long stabilizers, it’s intimidating. Some events, like…

  Jackie Holbrook   FeaturedLifestyle   January 13, 2022

Do Your Part to Create a Positive Public Image of Hunters

Would you attend a job interview with a stained shirt full of holes or in a clean button-up blouse or polo? Would you swear and complain or smile and try…

  Cassie Gasaway   FeaturedLifestyle   December 28, 2021

Burned Out With Bow Season? Here’s What to Do.

Bowhunters dream of hunting season year-round. It’s on our minds as we train, scout and prepare in the offseason. But once the season opens and we’re hunting hard, it’s easy…

  Jackie Holbrook   FeaturedLifestyle   December 7, 2021

Fuel for the Hunt: Energy-Packed Foods for Bowhunters

Have you ever felt sleepy during a morning or evening sit? Or have you grabbed a soda or candy bar at the gas station before driving to your hunting hot…

  Cassie Gasaway   FeaturedLifestyle   October 21, 2021

A Gun Hunter’s Bowhunting Conversion

Austin Booth, a 35-year-old Arkansas native and the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission director, has been a hunter for most of his life. He’s shot plenty of ducks, geese and…

  Cassie Gasaway   FeaturedLifestyle   October 14, 2021

Trent Rutt’s Story: From Battling Cancer to Winning an S3DA State Championship

Trent Rutt is an avid archer and active with the Reading Archery Club in Reading, Pennsylvania. He began his journey with archery in August 2020 and has been practicing at home and…

  Taylor Walston   FeaturedLifestyle   May 13, 2021

20 Do’s and Don’ts for Mentoring New Hunters

Think back to the instructions you’ve gotten on life’s fundamental lessons. Many of those important commands are given in a do or don’t format. Do your homework. Do what your…

  Cassie Gasaway   FeaturedLifestyle   April 6, 2021

The Ultimate Gift Guide for Bowhunters

Finding the perfect gift for any bowhunter on your list is never easy, but you came to the right place for suggestions. Even better, you won’t spend a fortune for…

  Erik Barber   FeaturedLifestyle   December 17, 2020