Honing Your Bowhunting Skills
Are you a bow hunter by heart? Do you dream of killing a Pope and Young class animal with the weapon that provides the most challenge? How do you prepare?
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Are you a bow hunter by heart? Do you dream of killing a Pope and Young class animal with the weapon that provides the most challenge? How do you prepare?
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Stumble It!Bow Buying Tips; Let Your New Bow Choose You!
Recently, while hunting during the early archery season, I discovered a problem with my bow and decided to take it to a pro shop at one of the big box stores. Soon after dropping off my bow, I received a phone call telling me the shop personnel had "accidently" dry-fired my bow causing slight damage to the limbs and the cam, and that the string had broken as well. Immediately
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Choosing the Right Arrow...
I recently sat down and had a long conversation with carbon Express vice-president, Lennie Rezmer, that simply changed the way I look at archery. I asked Lennie a basic question, “How do I pick the proper arrow?”, and I came away with a much deeper understanding of archery performance and equipment.
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Broadheads!
If you want to end your -(and everyone else's)- search for the all time best, nastiest, killin’-est, best-flying, best penetrating, wound-channeling, exit-holing, bucket-of-red-paint-blood-trail-leavin’ broadhead out there, all you have to do is simply ask your hunting buddies…..because every one of them has a quiver-full of them and will swear by them.
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Oklahoma deer season opens and closes real quick...
The archery season in Oklahoma opened on October 1st 2010. This was the first year that the state game department allowed anyone to use a crossbow. Previously, only persons with disabilities as deemed by a medical doctor could legally carry a crossbow during archery season. This year was different; anyone could carry a crossbow into the woods.
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Hunt Cover, especially during the late season…
There are a few rules (more than I will mention in this writing but these are important) I have and usually follow very strictly when picking a tree to ascend for bowhunting. Number one is the wind, I never hunt a tree that does not provide favorable wind direction based on where I think the deer are coming from and heading to. Number two is cover, as a serious
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Crossbow Hunting In My Opinion
The intent of this article is not to be controversial or inflammatory but to share thoughts, observations, opinions, and experiences I personally have or have experienced in the age old discussion and debate in the archery arena of crossbow hunting.
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Practice makes almost perfect
As bow hunting came to and end here in Maryland on 31 January I started my routine of practicing with my bow in preparation for the next hunting season. Although I don't consider myself Robin Hood by any stretch of the imagination, I have improved at hunting whitetail deer hunting with a bow over the past 10 years.
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3 Arrows, 2 Robin Hoods, 1 Shooter
Carbon Express® Pro Staff Shooter Scores a Rare Double Robin Hood. FLUSHING, Mich. A “Robin-Hooded†arrow is an accomplishment for any shooter and might occur once in a lifetime. A double Robin Hood on the other hand is an entirely different matter. A Robin Hood occurs when an arrow stuck in a target is literally pierced by a second arrow. For Carbon Express® Pro staff Shooter Bob Morgan, a practice
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Archery Hunting is a valuable wildlife management tool
About 20 years ago the city of Bismarck, working with the State Game and Fish Department, developed an urban archery hunt to help control a growing deer population within the city limits. Two decades later, the deer population is much lower, reports of human-deer conflicts are reduced, and very few problems have been documented.
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9 Tips for Decoying Deer
While Rattling for Whitetails has been around for years, using decoys to dupe a wary deer is somewhat a new trend. There are many different decoys on the market today and many different opinions on whether to use a buck or a doe. Here is a quick list of tips and tricks that may help you, should you decide to give a decoy a try this fall…
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5 things to help Prepare for Bowhunting
5 Things That Will Make Opening Day Much Sweeter I’m the type of hunter that daydreams about being in the woods all year long. I start preparing for archery season in May, and try to practice with my bow year round. Even though I can't seem to get bowhunting off my mind, I still end up running around getting all the things I should have gotten done in the
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