There comes a time in every archers career that they are going to ask themselves the question, “Do I need new strings and cables?” Well, if you have to ask yourself that question, chances are that you do indeed need a new bowstring and cable(s). After the many shots that we take with our bows […]
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For me, a good boot is invaluable when it comes to spending a lot of time off the beaten trail. I was looking for a pair of boots that would hold up to my expectations through shed hunting season, turkey season, and into my summer whitetail work. Danner responded by sending me the Danner Steadfast
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Mathews went back to the drawing board for the 2015 lineup and delivered the No Cam bow series. The bow we are going to look at in this review is the Mathews No Cam HTR, or their hunter version. The Mathews No Cam HTR uses Mathew’s new NO CAM ST technology. This system utilizes two
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If you shoot a compound bow, chances are you are using a release and a D Loop. What is a D Loop? A D Loop is a rope that is tied to the bowstring that offers a means of attachment for a release aid that doesn’t impede the flight of the arrow. Before using a D Loop
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Sometimes it is necessary to kill in order to complete the act of hunting. Every bow hunter “hunts” far more that he “kills”. That is why when it comes time to “kill” the animal you have hunted, a hunter has the obligation to do it well. By well, I mean quickly and accurately. Because we
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Anyone who shoots a bow will at some point look down at their bows string and cable(s) and think “I wonder if I should replace those”. The next rational thought is where should I go or what brand strings should I use? Bow Strings have changed a lot in recent years. It used to mean a trip to
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Understanding hunting stabilizers can be complicated but the principles of stabilization are always the same. The longer the bars and the more weight on the end of the bars equal a high “moment of inertia” which controls the bow movement at the shot and during aim. You also need to ensure you have very rigid and durable
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I had the honor of meeting Tim Gillingham of Gold Tip Archery at the ATA Show in Indianapolis, Indiana and instantly was blown away by his passion for and knowledge of archery. It’s rare that I actually shut my trap and listen at full attention when someone is talking about archery because, quite frankly, not too
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Growing up in the Midwest I have grown accustomed to the tactics and strategies that you commonly read about in numerous hunting articles. Making the jump in 2012 to hunting western whitetails, I began to learn fast in order be successful year in and out that some changes would need to occur. Much of what
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This footage is some of the best hunting footage I have ever seen. As a deer hunter, I have had close encounters with deer but they were mainly from treestands. I have killed a couple deer from the ground, but those kills pale in comparison to this White River Air Moose Hunt in Ontario, Canada. To
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