Ensuring proper shot placement for turkey
Taking a headshot on a turkey instead of a body shot became the secret to my success. Now, I can easily pick out and focus on my target.
On the straight and arrow
Understanding how an arrow reacts upon leaving the string is key to consistent shooting. The best way to do this is by shooting a bare shaft.
Training dogs with place boards
There’s immense satisfaction in handling a dog with commands and signals on a blind retrieve. An invaluable item used for training a new gun dog is a place board.
Tension trials in archery
Getting and maintaining back tension while bowhunting is the most important fundamental to learn in archery for success and consistency.
Aiming methods for traditional archery
There are so many different traditional archery styles and methods to aim, which the average person just getting started might not realize.
Fixing common archery blunders
Many people make archery more complicated than necessary. Here are some simple tips to avoid some of the most common shooting faults.
Discover the fun and freedom of old-school bowhunting
I had to watch every step I took through the thick grass, reeds, and bulrushes. I was making my way alongside the meandering stream in the lush flats below the beaver dam.
Insights for choosing your first bow
A gun hunter can take advantage of the longer archery season with a bow that feels like a rifle without the long learning curve of a vertical bow.