How-To

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Bowhunter regularly runs stories on game recovery, all of which offer good advice. Because these stories offer proven advice regarding…»

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“Really? That’s a law?” I have heard these words uttered a few times when going over Colorado regulations with clients…»

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Who likes to fess up to mistakes? I don’t. My dog doesn’t. Few of my friends do. The president rarely…»

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In my almost three decades working as a big game guide, I’ve learned a successful guided hunt depends a lot…»

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Recently, Bowhunter reader David Price wrote to ask me about game care in the field. Must you skin an animal…»

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The light lit up the frog’s eyes and an arrow flashed silently through the dark, skewering the green bullfrog to…»

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One September morning some years back, I rolled out of my sleeping bag, gathered my gear, and under the cover…»

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Hanging a treestand safely and without commotion means using both hands. Here are some tips and insight on how to…»

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Hosts Mike Carney and Curt Wells share a Tech Talk segment on how and why short vanes work well in…»

Here I am demonstrating correct form with back tension. Even with a bulky shirt on you can tell my back muscles, specifically the rhomboids, are doing all the work as I maintain a stable full-draw position.

by Randy Ulmer For any archer to shoot well, consistently, a few fundamentals must be followed and a very important…»

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“How to tun a traditional bow” sounds funny. At least it did to me when I first started shooting recurves…»