Bowhunting How-to: End of Year Maintenance
P.J. Reilly walks through some end-of-hunting-season maintenance chores bowhunters should do to make sure their bows remain in proper working condition. Original Source
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The Hunting Public Bowhunting Practice Tips
Aaron Warbritton from The Hunting Public team explains some extremely useful bowhunting practice tips. Tip 1 – Only Shoot One Arrow into your target. If everything is sound then move on. Tip 2 – Shoot Only Your Broadheads Tip 3 – Practice for Your Hunting Situation Tip 4 – Shoot with both eyes open for […]
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Bowstring Maintenance – How To Wax Strings
During my archery pro shop days, one of my most commonly fielded questions from customers was regarding their bowstring: When should I replace this? How long should this set last? Do I need aftermarket strings? The string and cable set on your bow is literally the lifeblood of the entire operation. Good strings will keep […]
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The Ins and Outs of a Quality Bowstring
During my archery pro shop days, one of my most commonly fielded questions from customers was regarding their bowstring: When should I replace this? How long should this set last? Do I need aftermarket strings? The string and cable set on your bow is literally the lifeblood of the entire operation. Good strings will keep […]
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Perfect Whitetail Bow Setup, Small Tract TSI
Bill discusses his perfect whitetail bow setup and the tradeoffs that go with it. Jared Mills talks about the advantages of TSI on small properties and begins the task on a 70 acre farm in Eastern Iowa. Original Source
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Bowhunting Tips & Advice | Bow Tuning, Scrape Trees & More
The Bowhunt or Die team checks in with some updates on a variety of summer projects they are working on in preparation for deer season. – Tyler Rector shows us how to easily make a scrape tree and build a mock scrape in your food plots. – Matt Miller provides helpful advice for tuning your […]
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How to Set Up a Ground Blind for Bowhunting
Heat waves shimmered outside the blind, making juniper trees twist and dance in the distance. Inside, the heat was stifling. A bead of sweat trickled down my temple and explored my ear, and I resisted the urge to reach up and mop it away. A big mule deer buck we’d hunted for two years was […]
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New Bow and Arrow Setup for Fall! Mike Waddell Explains.
Michael Waddell goes over his entire bow setup for this season! The inside scoop on Waddys bow and arrow for the upcoming season. Original Source
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Tuning a Whisker Biscuit Arrow Rest
I love the Whisker Biscuit rest for a certain group of hunters. They are standard issue for my wife, my kids and most beginning bowhunters I help. They even work well for accomplished archers. I like it because there is no way for the arrow to fall off the rest while you are waiting or […]
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Do You Need A New Bow?
Another hunting season is laid out before us like the red carpet. More than a few of us are anxious to get that walk started. Until then, time is spent going over gear items from the previous year. What worked? What didn’t work? And what upgrades are on the horizon for us this year? I […]
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