Start with a sequence of cow mews and chirps, use non-verbal communication like raking a tree. Take a break and repeat the cow-calf talk after a few minutes. This time, instead of raking try non-aggressive location type bugle.
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Important Equipment to Pack: December Archery Deer Hunt in Idaho Part 2 of 3
Updated: August 2, 2021An avid rifle hunter switches teams, flinging arrows in the late season. Read about his steep learning curve and follow him on this adventure!
Archery: Beat Target Panic For Good
Updated: July 12, 2021If your carbon slinging has been a struggle, don’t fret, there’s still time to make a change.
Setting Up A New Bow: December Archery Deer Hunt in Idaho Part 1 of 3
Updated: July 12, 2021An avid rifle hunter switches teams, flinging arrows in the late season. Read about his steep learning curve and follow him on this adventure!
Field Test: QAD Integrate MX
Updated: July 6, 2020When my new-for-2019 Mathews Vertix arrived with a QAD rest attached to the face of the riser and not mounted to the bow’s Berger hole, my mind was truly blown.
Mantis X10: Diving Into the Rabbit Hole of Data and Analysis
Updated: June 28, 2020Never before have shooters had the abundance of data available to them that is provided by the Mantis X10.
More Accurate Than An AK-47??? Ravin’s R29X Crossbow – SHOT Show 2020
Updated: February 10, 2020Ravin’s R29X crossbow may be more accurate at 100 yards than most AK-47’s. The R29X shoots a 400grain arrow at 450 feet per second and makes 3″ groups at 100 yards.
Global Archery: Dodgeball with Bows and Arrows – SHOT Show 2020
Updated: January 23, 2020On a mission to change the way the world views archery, Global Archery is dodgeball with bows and arrows.
Field Test: Mathews VXR
Updated: January 6, 2020This bow is a win. Period! It’s quiet, hushed, accurate and during two months of testing, never faltered. If you’re in the market for a new-for-2020 vertical bow, this one is worth a test drive.
5 Things Every Bowhunter Should Be Able To Do
Updated: December 1, 2019Maybe you’re new to the game of bowhunting or maybe you’ve been toting a stick-and-string for years. Regardless, there are some things, quick fixes, every bowhunter should be able to do.