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It would be a lie to say my first experiences with climbing stands left me bewildered, because in truth, they…»
Over the years, I’ve written several columns about girls and the shooting sports. I wrote those because people need to understand…»
Who likes to fess up to mistakes? I don’t. My dog doesn’t. Few of my friends do. The president rarely…»
As New York Giant All-Pro defensive end Justin Tuck lined up the shot, I confirmed the yardage: “It’s 35 yards,”…»
Big things really do come in small packages , and this year’s line-up of new broadheads fits that description. Whether…»
If you’re anything like us, you’d jump at the chance to head up north for a moose excursion. Just imagine…»
With every new year comes more bowhunting goodies from around the industry. Now that we’re a couple months into 2012,…»
Bowtech introduced its brand new Bowtech Insanity CPX at the ATA Show in Columbus, Ohio. The Insanity CPX features a…»
It’s no secret that Eastman Outdoors produces some of the best archery ammo available, so last year we took an…»
Bowhunting is the single most gear-intensive method of hunting on the planet. If you have a bowhunter on your Christmas…»
Anybody can get a good shot at a deer, but not everybody can make that shot when the heat is on.
For the trophy whitetail of a lifetime, try looking right under your nose — or in your heart.
A little R&R in New Zealand eases the pressures of war-torn Afghanistan.
Coues whitetails may be small in stature, but they’re huge in challenge and reward.
By Scott Bestul My best theory was that the elk went up in smoke. We had, after all, been watching…»
Daily workouts condition your body, yes, but perhaps more importantly, they condition your mind.
A look at some of the top trophies seen at the 27th Pope & Young Biennium Awards
He had good reasons for not bowhunting Merriam turkeys. Now he has even better reasons for hunting them.
Some hunters say hunting bears over bait doesn’t take a lot of skill, but this hunter says, “Who cares?”
Thieves in the backcountry violate an unspoken hunter’s creed.
Would you be crazy to take your first big hunt on your own? Or would you be crazy not to?
Redefining adventure in the backwaters of the prairie.
You don’t need to own 500 acres or earn a degree in horticulture to capitalize on the food plot craze.
The night life on Florida’s aquatic boardwalks can get downright dangerous when you’re bowhunting gators.
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