A rushed shot on a twitchy Texas whitetail was nearly a disaster. But, I saw my glowing nock disappear in the chest cavity and back near the last rib. That visual confirmation told me to give the deer ...

Once the year’s serious bow shooting practice has started, it doesn’t take most bowhunters long to find the “cherry” arrows in their fresh new dozen or half dozen. Many of us take the time to number ...

Through the school of hard knocks and a lot of time spent with bow-tuning wizards, I have learned how to tune a compound bow so thoroughly and meticulously that it will fire arrows straight and true ...