Clickers—The Nuclear Option for Target Panic

Target panic is one of those topics sure to elicit a wide range of responses. Some people will perk to attention, while others will run like a little girl being chased by a spider. There are people who know it exists—usually because they suffer from it—and others who consider it a fairy tale. [...]

Clickers—The Nuclear Option for Target Panic2019-10-09T15:18:59-06:00

Binocular Basics – What to Know Before You Buy

I’ve always been told “you get what you pay for” and that point was sure driven home for me when it came to buying my first pair of binoculars. I suppose I should qualify that by saying my first pair of GOOD binoculars. My first ever pair of binoculars cost $99 and I [...]

Binocular Basics – What to Know Before You Buy2019-07-03T09:05:36-06:00

Build a Better Venison Burger

An entire article on making a hamburger? I’m kidding, right? Wrong, and I’ll tell you why. First, I feel strongly that eating what we shoot doesn’t get nearly the attention it deserves nowadays. Too many hunting magazines have devolved to endless streams of “grab-and-grin” hero photos separated by breathless prose descriptions of G-2s [...]

Build a Better Venison Burger2019-07-03T09:05:36-06:00

How to Use a Compass

Navigation is one of the Ten Essentials and most outdoors people take a compass with them on every adventure. But how do you use them? In this REI Expert Advice Video, they teach you what you need to know to navigate easily, safely and with confidence. Watch to learn the parts [...]

How to Use a Compass2019-09-09T11:16:36-06:00

Traditional Bowhunting Turkey

In this video, Clay Hayes is bow hunting wild turkeys in the Idaho mountains with Matt Schuster, the current President of the Professional Bowhunter's Society (PBS). Although turkey hunting is a challenge no matter what weapon or method you choose, hunting turkeys with a traditional bow and without a blind is [...]

Traditional Bowhunting Turkey2019-07-03T09:05:37-06:00

Why We Miss

A successful competitive archer I know once commented that the task of shooting a bow accurately is more mental than physical. She contended that most people can quickly learn the physical processes of shooting, but that training one’s mind to perform those functions with a high level of consistency is the true challenge. [...]

Why We Miss2019-07-03T09:05:38-06:00

A Shot From the Past—Chet Stevenson

This article was written in 1990 by the late Dave Doran of Bend, Oregon. I first met Chet in 1975. I had heard about him from Larry D. Jones. We were mostly interested in making and hunting with yew bows, so Larry said I should meet him since Chet had taken quite a [...]

A Shot From the Past—Chet Stevenson2019-07-03T09:05:38-06:00

Using HIIT To Prepare For Hunting Season

My first few hikes of the hunting season are almost always really brutal. Why? Because I’m not prepared for them and jump into the beginning of the season thinking I’m still in the same shape I was at the end of last season. Over the last few years since getting my personal training [...]

Using HIIT To Prepare For Hunting Season2019-07-03T09:05:38-06:00

Anatomy of a Traditional Archery Shot

In this video from Kifarucast, Aron Snyder is joined by Tom Clum of Rocky Mountain Specialty Gear, to talk about the shot sequence and things that can make you a better archery shooter. For a more in depth explanation and coaching from Tom, watch an excerpt from his video Solid Archery [...]

Anatomy of a Traditional Archery Shot2019-07-03T09:05:39-06:00

Busting Balloons and Filling Hearts

An old archer, filled with passion and quick of wit, once told me we were “one generation from extinction” and hung on every grizzled word to make sure I remembered it. I didn’t know what he meant at first. I had just joined the Michigan Longbow Association’s council and everything seemed to be [...]

Busting Balloons and Filling Hearts2019-07-03T09:05:39-06:00
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