Welcome to the BowArrowHunting.com webpage. This is a free online Bow Hunting Magazine. The webpage is devoted to the joy of hunting with a bow and arrow.
When I started bow hunting I started like most hunters, using a tree stand. A tree stand is a great tool for ambushing deer. It also didn’t take me long to realize that a tree stand would not be the best option in all situations. When I started hunting with a portable blind, I saw that it had many advantages over using a tree stand. Some of the problems with tree stands are that you have to find the perfect tree to hang your tree stand in. This limits your options as to where to hunt. Having a portable blind will give you more places to hunt. Read more
Picking out a bow is the most important step in being a successful bow hunter. The bow is where all the energy need to project the arrow down range comes from. The bow has to fit the archer’s arm length and feel good when it is drawn back. The bow has to be build out of high quality materials and all the parts have to work flawless together. When buying a bow, cost should be a low priority in deciding which bow you will purchase. The reason is that an $800.00 bow with the site and rest has a cost of ownership of $160.00 a year if owned for five years. Read more
Turkey hunting with a bow can be very hard. The challenge is when the turkey comes into range you have to draw back on the bow without being seen by the bird. The best way to hide from the bird is to use a portable blind. A blind is a great way to hunt with a child or a person new to turkey hunting.Read more
I have been using expandable broadheads off and on for years. There are several reasons that I like this kind of broadhead. They fly like field a point which means no need to adjust the site pins. This will allow you to simply screw on the broadheads and go out after the deer. These expandable broadheads also have a larger cutting diameter than fixed blade broadheads. This means there will be a larger wound and a faster kill and recover. There is no need to align vanes or feathers with the blades of the broadhead. There is almost no chance of the broadhead planning as the arrow flies to the target. Read more
Scouting for turkeys can be the single most important step you can take to ensure that you are successful. Scouting should start about two weeks before the hunting season starts. Unlike other flocking birds that fly to their mating and nesting areas, turkeys walk. Turkeys will migrate from winter to summer areas a few weeks before hunting season. In many places, the winter and summer areas overlap. Read More
After reading an article about Bow hunter’s Beards and Spurs club, I pick up the phone and called Steve Grace the founder of BBSC. Steve started the BBSC because Pope and Young Club does not have a wild turkey class. Steve feels that turkeys are an animal that should have the same prestige as any other big game animal. That is why he stated the BBSC Read more
Cutting and Running is the most aggressive turkey hunting tactics used by a hunter. This tactics has been thought to be too aggressive for bow hunting. This is a fairly simple tactic for hunting turkeys. A hunter will use a shock call to make the turkey gobble. When the turkey gobbles the hunter runs to cut the distance between him and the bird then the hunter will setup fast. Most of the time you want to get within a hundred yards of the turkey. The hunter must move fast, setup fast and be quite. This has been thought as mostly a gun hunting tactic. We are going to break this myth.
I always look forward to seeing hunting videos. This is a great way to see hunting in different parts of the world. I have two videos to review that are from two extreme parts of the world. Click here
We have a new product to review. I have been using Blazer veins on and off for years and I have very good luck with them. I was very excited to see that Bohning has come out with a Fletching Jig for the Blazer Veins. This jig will put the Blazer veins on your arrows for the best performance. Click here
We have a new product to review. We have been doing reviews for two years now and we have been very happy with the products that we have reviewed. This is a product that that I’m very excited to show you. I have been using range finders for years, and have found it very hard to get them out of pockets and holsters very fast. Most times, I fumble around trying to get the range finder out of my pocket. This extra movement would scare off any deer that may have been in the area. Read More
We may have a new world record moose killed in the Yukon. I have heard about record book animals being killed, but never knew if it was true or not. One of the reasons that I started this web page was to get accurate information and give you all the details that are available. In addition I wanted to be able to edit out the claims that are simply not true. ReadMore
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