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If you are a bowhunting fanatic odds are over the summer months you have shot countless arrows prepping for hunting season. You have tinkered and tweaked your bow setup making sure everything is dialed in. After shooting what seems like countless arrows, we all have to make the hard decision on what broadhead to use. With the broadheads of today we have more selection than ever. Various blade configurations, angles, cutting diameters, and grade of steels it is really easy to get lost. Br …

It’s a crucial part of the hunting experience. You’ve learned everything you can, spent tons of money on your equipment, bought all the cool gadgets, and practiced your butt off. Then you get up at an unholy hour, trek out into the woods and climb your tree stand, spend hours sitting motionless in freezing temps, and you finally spot your quarry and land a killing shot. Now it’s time to field dress your trophy and you want to get the job done as quickly and efficiently as possible so you can …

The Ravin Crossbow DifferenceA good rifle can consistently punch holes in 3-inch bullseyes at 100 yards. A great crossbow can too. With the advent of Ravin’s HeliCoil® technology, arrows are now matching bullets with lethal downrange accuracy. The R10 Ravin Crossbow and the R20 Raven Crossbow are cutting edge when it comes to technology. R20 Ravin Crossbow$200 Mail In Rebate 9/1/19-11/30/19 While Supplies LastIn the never-ending quest for superior speed and rifle-like acc …

If you've been hunting for a while, you may have noticed that game seldom stays on level areas. It's common for critters to move on hills, in ravines, or just about anywhere that gives them an advantage. Or maybe you're hunting from a tree stand where you're naturally above your game. In both cases, shooting game is different from practicing your shots on level ground. This can be problematic, especially for hunters new to bow hunting. Shooting uphill or downhill affects your accuracy if you …

When you're shooting an arrow, you may have noticed that the arrow doesn't travel in a straight line. Instead it curves, and if you shoot your arrow straight without a target, it will eventually hit the ground. The force on the arrow is a common one that people deal with on a day to day basis. That force is gravity. Forces on the Arrow Once the arrow leaves your bow string, it has several forces acting on it. One is projectile motion. That is the motion the bow string imparts when the arr …