The question of what is the most appropriate arrow weight for bows set to a specific draw weight is a common one. The difference between what may be considered a heavy arrow and what is too light for bow hunting can be an important ethical question.Here is a good rule Read more…
In recent years there has been a sudden growth in archers who have chosen to use arrow wraps on their arrows. While they are low impact pieces of equipment that are not necessarily essential for the success or failure of the hunt, people who use them swear by them while people Read more…
There are a number of different options available when it comes to bow release aids but there are two types that are preferred by hunters: handheld releases and wrist strap releases. Either type offers the shooter the ability to calmly draw back the bow string, hold to steady the aim Read more…
Arrow weight is measured in Grains Per Inch which is where the GPI abbreviation comes from. To break that down a little further, one grain = 1/7000 of one pound.The reason why it is measured this way is because arrows can be cut to different sizes to suit the needs Read more…
You’ve bought a $300+ jacket and a pair of pants that cost around the same price and you expect them to be waterproof…And maybe they are for the first 8-10 trips out. But it’s becoming clear that the waterproofing is starting to wear off. You’re coming home wetter and wetter each Read more…
For those who are new to the concept of treestand hunting there may be a little bit of confusion over the use of some of the equipment that is advertised for sale. A piece of equipment that may cause some initial confusion is climbing sticks. It may seem obvious but Read more…
You’ve been out in the dense undergrowth for the day with your new hunting jacket and pants doing their job admirably. But when you walk in you notice that the fabric has been marred by a thick, sticky goo that is almost impossible to get rid of. Where did this stuff Read more…
