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Nothing instills more confidence as a bowhunter than working on and tuning your own archery equipment. Knowing your bow and […]

"Even if you get your bow initially set up by an archery pro shop, having the ability to work on your own bow and arrow after the initial setup is very important..."

The beauty of stalking mule deer in lush alpine basins in August; the sweet sounds of elk ringing out in […]

Deer and elk shoulders are tough… really tough. Nearly all bowhunters who have hunted long enough have experienced the horrors […]

What is the worst possible outcome of a bow hunt? This is a personal question, but for myself and many […]

"The only good shooting lane was the dirt road itself, so I positioned myself on the edge next to some brush and ranged the opening I thought they would come out of. The first deer was a doe. She walked on to the road, stopped, and stared at me..."

"Forced to readjust we climb some more and slide over the ridgeline. Years of failed set ups have taught me that positioning yourself at the same elevation or above the target works best for successful call-ins. On the ridgeline the wind still isn’t great, but it’s better."

California offers a lengthy deer season timeline and a generous two tag per hunter allowance in its blacktail zones, making it an appealing yet highly under-recognized hunt opportunity for out-of-staters. If only I had a nickel for every time someone’s head spun in disbelief when I told them that we begin archery hunting for blacktails on the second Saturday in July!

Mark Denham has a coveted Arizona archery elk tag in hand and is joining forces with his dad Chris with hopes of arrowing a mature bull.

Nate Simmons continues his quest for mule deer with a bow in the wilds of Wyoming on his public-land hunt.

Run through this checklist and see if there might be a few archery improvements you can make to shoot better now.

Suffering from adult-onset bowhunting and don't know where to start? Darin shares his rules for how to become a bowhunter.