Limb-activated drop-away rests such as the Limb Driver have proven extremely accurate, since they stay up long and drop quickly for vanes to clear.

Ask the Editor: Best Drop-Away
Posted on April 26, 2013

Q: Joe, I’m about to buy a Mathews Z7 Xtreme. I understand … more

Downrange arrow energy is important when hunting large game such as elk. To know your arrow's energy output, log on to http://peteward.com/ballistic.calc.htm and punch in your arrow's specs to find out its performance values downrange, say 40 or 50 yards.

Ask the Editor- Downrange Arrow Energy
Posted on April 23, 2013

Hi Joe. Great mag! I have four different bowhunting magazine subscriptions, and … more

Jeremy Toman relied on trail cameras and rattling to take this 150-inch non-typical blacktail from the Cascade Range.

How to Score on Last Chance Blacktails
Posted on April 19, 2013

  With the season winding down, now could be the best time … more

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Ask the Editor : Serving Choices
Posted on April 16, 2013

Q: Hey Joe. I have some questions on serving material. My favorite … more

This decoys system is offered by Heads Up Decoy. It consists of a center image of a strutting turkey along with a fan slot to allow the placement of a dried turkey fan to imitate a strutting tom.

Become a Better Turkey Hunter
Posted on April 5, 2013

  Evolving into a more successful turkey bowhunter is no short life … more

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Pope & Young Club to Convene in Dallas, Texas
Posted on April 2, 2013

Dedicated bowhunters from all corners of North America will converge on Dallas, … more

Stafford poses with his first-day buck, which he shot at 20 yards as it approached his ambush area.

Adventure: The Search for a Coues Deer
Posted on March 31, 2013

  Excitement fills the air as this bowhunter heads toward the rugged … more

There are primary and secondary bucks scrapes. The primary ones are of the most important to hunters, as bucks will regularly visit these, whereas secondary scrapes get visited much less regularly, making them poor hunting spots. When hunting a particular scrape, be sure you’re setup within 20 yards of the prevailing downwind side of the scrape. This will put you in the best position for a shot and to catch bucks scent checking further downwind of the area.

The Real Dirt on Hunting Scrapes
Posted on March 29, 2013

If you thought hunting a scrape was useless, then you’d better think … more