Showcase: Stryker Cargo Panel from Kifaru International

Kifaru International continues to keep the market on its toes by consistently releasing new, and innovative backpack models. Case in point: the new for 2020, Stryker Cargo Panel. According to Kifaru’s President, Aron Snyder: “As of now, the Stryker backpack is the most versatile offering we’ve ever brought to market. It can be [...]

Showcase: Stryker Cargo Panel from Kifaru International2020-05-27T15:49:16-06:00

Humility

The sun had only been up for about an hour as I hiked to the second set of mountains. As I hiked, I thought about the past year and how I was eagerly awaiting this opportunity. I knew I was meant to be up in these mountains. I knew I was going to [...]

Humility2020-04-27T17:07:45-06:00

Help Kids Build a Fun Archery Target

Introducing children to archery can be a fun and rewarding experience. You can also get them involved in target construction prior to actual shooting. I recently enjoyed an opportunity to get youngsters building targets and shooting arrows on the big island of Hawaii. Compton Traditional Bowhunters generously sponsored shooting equipment for the kids. [...]

Help Kids Build a Fun Archery Target2020-05-03T14:20:50-06:00

Black Bear Tracking

Preston Taylor and Phil Johnston track down a black bear in Northern California and explain the techniques used in effective trailing of live animals. See more of their work at www.EarthAtFirstSight.com

Black Bear Tracking2020-04-15T18:14:46-06:00

The Stickboys Turkey Hunt 2019

Follow along in the first part of a two part series of "old school" turkey hunts in the mountains of North Carolina with Dalton Lewis of The Stickboys.

The Stickboys Turkey Hunt 20192020-04-13T13:06:11-06:00

Gerald (Jerry) Welch Remembered

It is with a heavy heart I share the sad news that the Longbow world has lost one of the greats. Gerald (Jerry) Welch of Welchman Longbow Company passed March 18, 2020. His dear wife, Pat Welch, asked that I share this sad news, and that the Welchman Longbow Company is no longer [...]

Gerald (Jerry) Welch Remembered2020-04-27T17:06:50-06:00

Fen Shot a Hog

Every now and then something extraordinary happens unexpectedly. Those of you who've been following my traditional bow hunting videos for long will have seen Fen on some of the previous hunts. Both he and his brother Coye have been shooting selfbows since they could walk, but I'd never have expected this [...]

Fen Shot a Hog2020-03-20T09:05:36-06:00

Corned Meat for Reuben Egg Rolls

Right before humans started shooting arrows at animals we started curing meat over a fire. It is a multi-millennia strong tradition. But why? Two reasons, really. The first reason that humans began to cure things is for simple food preservation. Refrigerators and freezers in households are a very recent invention. Prior to these, [...]

Corned Meat for Reuben Egg Rolls2020-03-04T16:54:47-07:00

Saddle Hunting Explosion

In the Apr/May 2019 issue of TBM, I penned an article introducing saddle hunting to those who may be unfamiliar with the concept. I had no idea of the explosion that was about to take place in the saddle hunting world since submitting that article. Back then there were only two commercially available [...]

Saddle Hunting Explosion2020-03-04T12:00:16-07:00

Fred Bear: The Early Years

Growing up with a 35-cent shotgun and a $35 motorcycle, he came to archery late, inspired by a film! I remember him as engaging, cordial, mildly surprised, it seemed, by his own celebrity. “I’ve had more than my share of fun,” he admitted with a self-effacing grin. His humility endeared Fred Bear to [...]

Fred Bear: The Early Years2020-02-21T12:22:30-07:00
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