Hunting

Byron Ferguson, archery trick shot and highly successful bowhunter, spells out his top 10 no-nos

I'm not alone in being a poor judge of distance, but I'm more willing to admit it than are most bowhunters.  We all practice with our bow, but we don't practice distance judging.

Draw weight adjustments and setting your nocking point becomes a lot easier when you have expert tips to guide you.

Changing the tiller measurement is not necessary in order to tune the two-wheel compound bow, but it can be effective to a small degree in tuning a four-wheel compound bow.

Installing a bow sight seems to be a simple task, but if not done carefully it can cause many problems.  To avoid these problems, follow a few simple rules.

Gary Sefton: "When I want to sound just like a turkey, I use a friction call."

The most important decision, by far, is what draw length you need to buy when looking at a new bow.  Without the proper knowledge and some expert advice, the novice -- and even some experienced [...]

Inclination is the joker in the patience game...your inclination to make something happen.

"You're going to hunt from the tank," Dmitri grinned. "What do you think of that?"

The deciding factor for any equipment you use will be the groups you shoot.