Review: Alaska Guide Creations K.I.S.S Bino Pack

If you spend enough time in the woods, you eventually come to the conclusion that hunting with binoculars is much better than hunting without them. But how do you carry them along? Inside your backpack, on a strap around your neck, dangling from a chest harness exposed to the elements…tucked into a vest [...]

Review: Alaska Guide Creations K.I.S.S Bino Pack2021-04-22T12:03:16-06:00

The Cottonwood Pond With No Name

Residents of Wyoming are well-accustomed to vast stretches of high prairie covered with sage, western cheatgrass and the occasional small grove of cottonwood trees, which can often be spotted from as far away as a couple of miles. The sight of this small oasis will invariably set your imagination into active wonder. “Just [...]

The Cottonwood Pond With No Name2020-08-28T10:34:46-06:00

The Bowhiking Chronicles #090111: Opening Day, Bittersweet

Doing my best to get through the work day, I couldn't sit still...couldn't concentrate. Everyone kept asking me if I'd "had too much sugar"..."had too much coffee"... "why are you so hyper?" At first, I really didn't have an answer for them, but as the day drew on and I couldn't sit still [...]

The Bowhiking Chronicles #090111: Opening Day, Bittersweet2020-08-28T12:48:04-06:00

Review: Trad Vanes – Trad What?

For years traditional archers have been looking for a fix to solve the wet, soggy fletching and poor flight that can come from an arrow with flat feathers. From powders to sprays to putting covers on them, to even using condoms, there are many ways to try and keep feathers dry. Now before [...]

Review: Trad Vanes – Trad What?2021-04-22T12:03:50-06:00

“I Can’t See It!”

“I can’t see it!” That was the normal cry heard from a few of us boys who, shielding our eyes against the sun, were looking straight up trying to see a twenty-two-cent arrow just shot from one of their little fiberglass bows. It was a test of how powerful our bows were. If [...]

“I Can’t See It!”2020-08-24T11:09:08-06:00

Review: Trad Sling by Western Binds

During the brief interim that I hunted with a compound, my good friend Tim Endsley was selling his version of the bow sling, under his Bad Medicine Archery label. I loved this little sling so much that I asked him to design and produce a counterpart for trad bows. With him being too [...]

Review: Trad Sling by Western Binds2021-04-22T12:04:19-06:00

Campfire Chat with Beka Garris

We've followed Beka Garris for years on social media, and recently she's started writing articles for Traditional Bowhunter. T. J. and Kerri had a chance to chat with her about hunting, cooking wild game and balancing life with time in the outdoors.

Campfire Chat with Beka Garris2020-08-19T10:46:21-06:00

“Making Do” (with them Ol’ Pandemic Blues)

What to do when forced to stay home. When Michael Rennie and his alien spacecraft fell out of the sky in The Day The Earth Stood Still, it was duly noted that it caused severe pandemonium and fright to the earth’s inhabitants. And how about when Kenny Rodgers sang “I just dropped in [...]

“Making Do” (with them Ol’ Pandemic Blues)2020-08-04T16:00:11-06:00

Review: De Havilland Jacket by Stone Glacier

Stone Glacier started out as a company who made ultralight backpacks, but has grown exponentially, and now offers high quality hunting apparel as well. I was fortunate enough to score both the De Havilland jacket and pant, shortly after visiting the Stone Glacier booth while attending the Western Hunting Expo, back in March. [...]

Review: De Havilland Jacket by Stone Glacier2021-04-22T12:04:52-06:00

Exclusive Bear Archery Products from 3Rivers Archery

Who doesn’t like the looks and nostalgia of vintage archery gear? When it comes to any dyed-in-the-wool traditional archer, there can’t be many who don’t appreciate what the classic Bear Archery logo stands for, or the pride and wanderlust that it evokes. Well, if you’ve been paying attention to the folks at 3Rivers [...]

Exclusive Bear Archery Products from 3Rivers Archery2021-04-22T12:06:06-06:00
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