There’s No Place Like Home

It can be easy to read stories and watch shows of other hunters and become consumed with the “it’s always greener on the other side” frame of mind. But I’ll bet you have hidden treasures in your backyard. It could be endless acres of squirrel, rabbit, and woodchuck habitat. Maybe you live near [...]

There’s No Place Like Home2018-04-16T11:13:49-06:00

Thoughts On Turkey Shots

As hunting wild turkeys becomes more popular, I talk to quite a few folks who really like to pursue the big birds with bow and arrow. After hunting turkeys for thirty or so years, I think they are the finest game birds that a bowhunter can hunt. They can be extremely tough once [...]

Thoughts On Turkey Shots2018-04-06T16:27:54-06:00

What’s In Your Pack?—Beka Garris

When it comes to hunting, I've always been a fan of packing light. There's no point in carrying a full pack around the woods if you're never going to use half of what's in it. My packs vary depending on what game I'm hunting; turkey hunting has always been the easiest to pack [...]

What’s In Your Pack?—Beka Garris2018-04-06T15:34:54-06:00

Fred Bear Polar Bear Hunt

Here is a video of Fred Bear's exciting polar bear hunt. Twenty-five days into his third hunt for this species, Fred gets it done.

Fred Bear Polar Bear Hunt2018-04-06T15:35:31-06:00

Bear Ham

Bears are like shadows in the forest--to quote a famous Idaho publication. They are cautious, shy, and seldom seen. Bears are omnivores of the highest order, preferring a patch of berries to hunting a deer, but never turning down a meal. They can be bold, they can be predictable, but for me, bears [...]

Bear Ham2018-04-06T17:11:58-06:00

What’s In Your Pack? Don Thomas

The contents of one’s pack obviously vary to some degree with where you are and what you’re doing. Here, I’ll talk about what I carry when I’m hunting in Alaska, although most of these items are equally important when hunting elsewhere in the Far North or Mountain West. I’ll also make the assumption [...]

What’s In Your Pack? Don Thomas2018-04-06T15:38:36-06:00

The Life

Traditional Bowhunter Magazine recently partnered with The Push to expand the wealth of knowledge and camaraderie to those who are new to shooting traditional bows. Matt Zirnsak and Tim Nebel remind us of T.J. Conrads and Larry Fischer almost 30 years ago. The desire to share information and support this community [...]

The Life2018-04-06T15:39:09-06:00

What’s In Your Pack?—David Darling

As a traditional bowhunter who hunts a variety of seasons what’s in my pack varies greatly, but the pack take into the field for my fall whitetail tree stand hunting basically falls into a pretty simple format. For many years my go to pack has been a Bison Gear Teton backpack that’s made [...]

What’s In Your Pack?—David Darling2018-04-06T15:39:50-06:00

What’s In Your Pack?—T. J. Conrads

What I put in my pack depends on where, what, and when I am hunting. Above are the basic items I load up when I am hunting elk and mule deer out West. Left to right top row are game bags, notebook and pen, water bottle, Jetboil, and bow kit. The bags are [...]

What’s In Your Pack?—T. J. Conrads2018-04-06T15:40:28-06:00

FOC Explained by Clay Hayes

Having weight forward of center can help with arrow flight and penetration. Clay explains how to measure your Forward of Center (FOC) in this "Field Tips" video from Twisted Stave. Leave a comment below with what your preferred FOC measurements are.

FOC Explained by Clay Hayes2018-04-06T15:41:19-06:00
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