Traditional Bowhunter’s Journey Podcast – Randy Cooling

John Schneider of Food Afield Podcast has interviewed Randy Cooling from Safari Tuff as his first "official" guest on this new podcast series. We hope you enjoy it. For more of The Traditional Bowhunter's Journey episodes, visit Food Afield Podcast.

Traditional Bowhunter’s Journey Podcast – Randy Cooling2023-06-21T16:20:10-06:00

Footwear—Where the Rubber Meets the Trail

I am not a gadget guy or an equipment junkie. I usually settle on a good solid tool for the job and stick with it until it wears out. For instance, I’ve been shooting the same bow for eleven years. I have others, but they are sitting on a bow rack gathering dust. [...]

Footwear—Where the Rubber Meets the Trail2023-02-28T14:57:01-07:00

David Tetzlaff on Food Afield Podcast

Co-Editor David Tetzlaff visits with John Schneider of Food Afield Podcast about his job with Traditional Bowhunter and his adventures in hunting and in life.

David Tetzlaff on Food Afield Podcast2023-06-21T16:21:08-06:00

Longbow or Recurve?

Wood, aluminum, or carbon? What broadhead? How about draw weight? Over time, traditionalists will face a long list of choices, some to be decided quickly and others never at all. Beginners will have plenty of time to consider them as they consult books and videos, argue (politely) with friends, listen to veterans, and [...]

Longbow or Recurve?2023-03-06T09:06:25-07:00

A Moment Shared

Moments shared with loved ones are some of the best parts of life. Enjoy them! Alan and Gabe Altizer share a moment as Gabe takes his second whitetail with a bow. Subscribe to The Stickboys channel for  more great hunting videos, and check out their podcast. [...]

A Moment Shared2023-02-17T08:48:13-07:00

Venison Noodle Soup

The first thing my three-year-old daughter always asks for when I fill a tag, is “soup!” I was lucky enough to take two deer this past deer season and my daughter said, “Let’s make deer soup!” I’d never really used venison in soup before: stew and chili yes, but not soup. So, this [...]

Venison Noodle Soup2023-01-30T09:08:39-07:00

G. Fred Asbell

This is very hard for me, but I knew this day would come. Fred passed away peacefully Saturday night with Teresa by his side. Teresa wanted me to thank all you for your prayers, and know that Fred loved our community. He is, and always will be, a major influence on people from [...]

G. Fred Asbell2023-01-09T08:19:47-07:00

Fluorescent Orange and the Trad Bowhunter

My wife, Linda, sat in her climbing tree stand on the edge of a pine thicket less than 10 yards from a forest service dirt road. The buck scrape to her left was hot with activity. I was across the road in a ground blind, guarding the last few fallen wild apples of [...]

Fluorescent Orange and the Trad Bowhunter2022-12-05T18:06:00-07:00

Thoughts on Women’s Hunting Apparel

The first year I felt confident enough to take out my longbow, climb up into a tree stand, and attempt to shoot a deer, I found myself rummaging through the closet for anything that would keep me warm and allow me to pull a bow with no clothing restrictions. The best I could [...]

Thoughts on Women’s Hunting Apparel2022-11-21T07:53:49-07:00

Byron Ferguson Explains the Archer’s Paradox

Byron Ferguson helps explain the Archer's Paradox on this Smarter Every Day video. This video helps explain in detail why spine weight is so important, and points out a few fun facts you may (or may not) already know.

Byron Ferguson Explains the Archer’s Paradox2022-10-11T17:10:16-06:00
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