Carter 2014 ATA Show Nashville TN Carter has yet again rocked the archery industry with their brand new releases showcased at the 2014 ATA show. This years line-up features an upgraded model of the Honey, a brand new hinged back tension release, and a simple back tension spike style release
Firenock 2014 ATA Show Nashville TN Firenock’s new releases for 2014, like all previous products, are nothing short of incredible and an absolute game changer for the archery industry. This year Firenock has come out with multiple upgrades and new products like the featured Professional Arrow Preparation System, improved field
GamePlan Gear 2014 ATA Show Nashville TN GamePlan Gear continued to impress the archery industry yet again at ATA this year with adding their new blind carrying pack and new bow wrist sling to the 2014 line up. Designed with key features with quick easy adjustments that benefit any style
Huntmore 2014 ATA Show Nashville TN I have found that one of the most important tools a hunter can posses in the field is patience and consistency. A large factor in remaining patient over long periods of time is staying comfortable which is very difficult at times when in the
Spot-Hogg 2014 ATA Show Nashville TN Once again, Spot-Hogg has created a new revolutionary product that will simplify and change the way hunters keep a razor sharp edge on their broadheads without sacrificing any accuracy. This year Spot-Hogg has taken a step beyond their already incredible line of archery products
Whether I am guiding clients or hunting for myself, the only clothing line I and my SELFILMED teammates trust is Sitka Gear. From early season antelope when it’s hot to late season deer in sub-zero temperatures, sitting in the stand or crawling on a stalk, Sitka has the latest and
Bow hunting the mid west can be extremely brutal on equipment. I have encountered everything from sitting in a tree stand enduring freezing rain to crawling in the sand and mud through an open field for hours, only trying to get an opportunity at a shooter. Equipment has to be
If you have spent any amount of time in the stand on a cold and frigid morning, you already know how everything seems to squeak, creak, or rattle at some point. A misstep on your stand, a small shift in weight on your Huntmore chair, or even your jacket brushing
Mule deer are icons throughout the west and mid-west, and I have yet to run across another bow hunter that didn’t care to ever have a chance at one. Even though I have grown up in the mid-west and been around mule deer all of my life, I was no
After being washed out by the thunderstorms passing through the area most of the mid-week, I knew the deer would be moving after the weather front had passed. My dad made the trip up to the great state of Ohio late Thursday with high hopes of having some success on
As the sun came up on the morning of October 27th, 2013 a dream became a reality and I found myself sitting 25’ up in a tree in the hills of Buffalo County, Wisconsin. Every bowhunter knows of the legendary tells and bucks that Buffalo County has produced over the
THE STALK: Now that you have put your buck to bed, it’s time to decide on a strategy. Big bucks like to bed where they can see danger far before its ever a threat. Laying down with their backside well protected, they scan the area in front of them for