Potential Danger for Oregon Hunters and a Victory for Colorado Trappers

As we move deeper into 2026, the war on science-based conservation and the North American model of wildlife conservation continues, driven in part by anti-hunting groups. This year presents an…

  Hunter Ward   BowhuntingConservation   April 2, 2026

How To Master Western Tag Draws

If a Western bowhunt is on your agenda, the hunt starts in spring, when most license application periods open. Before you start digging into the countless hours of research that…

  Erik Barber   BowhuntingFeatured   April 2, 2026

Bowhunting Flocked-Up Turkeys

During the early portions of the spring season, turkeys frequently travel in larger bunches than they do later in spring. Hunters often say a group is “flocked up,” and you…

  Staff Writer   BowhuntingFeatured   April 1, 2026

Traditional Bow, Compound or Crossbow: What’s Best for You?

Are you struggling to decide between a traditional bow, a compound bow or a crossbow? It’s a question every new bowhunter must consider, and so for help, we spoke to…

  Staff Writer   FeaturedGear   March 24, 2026

Let’s Answer Your Tree Saddle Questions!

The growth of mobile bowhunting tactics and a surging demand for portable, lightweight treestand alternatives are making bowhunters ask if they should try tree saddles. To explore that option, we…

  Erik Barber   FeaturedGear   March 23, 2026

How to Determine Your Effective Archery Range

Some people have incredible archery skills. They can hit targets 80 or even 100 yards away! But would they dream of shooting at a whitetail at those distances? Not likely….

  Joe Shead   FeaturedBowhunting   March 18, 2026

The Ultimate Quick-Start Guide to Bowhunting Turkeys

Bowhunting spring turkeys is one of the most challenging ways to chase America’s favorite game bird. If you’ve spent years behind a shotgun, switching to a bow adds new challenges…

  Erik Barber   BowhuntingGear   March 17, 2026

Woodsmanship Skills: How to Use a Map and Compass

GPS units and navigation apps are fantastic aids until their batteries die. If you get stuck in the woods with no hand-held power, you’ll be fine if you can navigate…

  Staff Writer   FeaturedHow ToVideo   March 16, 2026

Step by Step Guide to Bowhunting Pronghorns

Its keen eyesight and reigning title of North America’s fastest land mammal make pronghorns one of the most challenging and exciting critters to bowhunt. Whether you call them pronghorns, antelope,…

  Erik Barber   FeaturedBowhunting   March 11, 2026