Photograph Your Animal Right!

By Chuck Adams The smallest twig or grass stem can badly deflect an arrow, leading to complete misses on animals…»

By Chuck Adams As an official Mentor for the National Bowhunter Education Foundation, I support the NBEF’s recommendation that you…»

By Chuck Adams It is a common misconception that animals are best stalked from above. Perhaps this is because hunting…»

By Chuck Adams It wasn’t a noise or movement that tipped me off. I was watching three whitetail does feed…»

By Chuck Adams Many bowhunters believe that they should always stalk slowly. This is not true. A skillful foot hunter…»

By Chuck Adams An average modern hunting bow casts an arrow with more than 60 foot-pounds of penetrating energy. When…»

By Chuck Adams Here’s a hot-button topic among bowhunters. Some archers flatly condemn shots beyond 20 or 30 yards, yet…»

By Chuck Adams For good shots in stalking situations, you need critters to stand. So, what should you do if…»

By Chuck Adams It has been estimated that a whitetail has a nose 3,000 times more sensitive than yours or…»

By Chuck Adams Shots at animals over level ground are ideal, but if you hunt from a treestand or in…»

Any time you bowhunt a new area, don’t make the mistake of hunting immediately. Scout first. For example, I recently…»

By Chuck Adams With the huge variety of boots currently available, the proof is in the pudding. First and foremost,…»

By Chuck Adams In my experience, bowhunters often wear too many clothes, or not enough. As a general rule, you’re…»

By Chuck Adams My personal hunting notes reveal a startling fact about more than 500 animals I have seen shot…»

By Chuck Adams No bowhunter would deny the value of hunting from a treestand, but some bowhunters ignore the danger,…»

By Chuck Adams Distance judgment is crucial to hitting game with a bow — even a powerful bow with lightweight…»

By Chuck Adams How can you locate a top-notch archery outfitter? Prime sources include ads in magazines like Bowhunter, well-known…»