Hunting

I don't know whether Mom or Dad had the bright idea of cutting down a frozen buck, leaning it head-first against a tree, and then having all three of us pile on, which we did willingly.

When trying to figure out and predict a buck's pattern, the author believes weather, type of day, stress, and other variables have a major influence.

Bill “Bearcrazy” Wiesner knew bears and bear hunting. He took 57 black bears. He, his wife, and two sons have taken more than 100, 30 of which qualify for the Pope & Young record book, and seven [...]

Odorous, in the extreme, and not a good idea

How to develop a repeatable, consistent archery shooting form that takes the strain off your muscles and puts it on your bones, where it belongs.

“What’s that?” the old man said as he pointed to the deer call hanging around my neck. “It’s a deer call” I said. “You mean them deer talk?” he asked.

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.