Many bowhunters want to know what the best fletching for fixed blade broadheads they should use. This is not an easy question to answer. Each type and size of fletching affects the result of your shot.Feathers have been used traditionally as fletching for many years. The best feathers for fletching Read more…
A hybrid bow sight is a broad term for a sight that provides multi-functionality in some way. Take strong features from popular sights and mash them together into a single new sight and you’ve created a hybrid. The usual type of hybrid sight may be a combination of fixed and adjustable Read more…
Bear Archery has strengthened its hold on technological innovation with another strong range of compound bows for the 2022 season.Among them is a new flagship bow, the Refine EKO with a new version of the Vibration Reduction System (VRS) that was part of last year’s Redemption EKO.Also introduced for the Read more…
Fletching plays a vital role in getting your arrows where you want them to go. Fletching gives your arrow a little spin to keep it moving quickly, accurately, and hitting hard. While many of us love to use feathers for our fletching, they can cause some trouble if they get Read more…
The chance to set up a secure hunting location with great concealment, protection from the elements and room to store all of your hunting equipment is the big drawcard of the ground blind. Skip Straight to the Ground Blinds Barronett Blinds Big Cat Pop Up BlindRhino Blinds R150 BlindHerter’s XL Read more…
Arrows are a significant investment for any bowhunter. Reflective arrow wraps are self-adhesive sleeves that coat the hunter’s arrow. Many bowhunters like them because they make it easier to see their arrows in dark or low-light conditions.In addition, reflective arrow wraps make it easier for bowhunters to retrieve their arrows. Read more…
With so many aspects of bow hunting there are differing opinions around what pieces of equipment you should use as well as how you should use it. Even the simple little peep sight is the subject of hot debate among hunters. There are those who depend heavily on their peep. They Read more…
Shooting straight is possible and the target may be large in your sights, but many people have a lot of trouble shooting consistently. There may be a lot of reasons for this but a common one is the anticipation of releasing the arrow from the bow which can result in Read more…
Accuracy is the highest ideal in archery. It doesn’t matter whether you’ve got a bullseye or a ten-point buck in your sights; the objective is the same—make your arrow fly as straight and as accurate as possible. That’s why seemingly trivial details like the orientation of your fletching are, in reality, Read more…
For most archers, comparing 3 fletch and 4 fletch arrow configurations is quite redundant because in different circumstances, one configuration may work better (or worse) than the other. Essentially, the average bowman won’t (or will barely) notice a change in success when they use either 3 or 4 vanes or feathers Read more…
