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This March 5 would have been the 116th birthday of the immortal, legendary Fred Bear. M.R., one of the many ...

Sponsored by: The Archery Hall of Fame By: M.R. James             IT WAS ANOTHER ONE for the books, literally and ...

Archery tradition of “Hunting the Hard Way” dying or is it already dead? Sponsored by: The Archery Hall of Fame ...

Deep within most of us is a Hemingway trying to get out. We have all these exciting tales running through ...

Every single year hunters will fall getting into, in, or out of their treestand. They think it will never happen ...

The Pope and Young Club welcomes all bowhunters to check out their newest tool aimed at reaching out to the ...

Think you know a lot about bowhunting? Here's a mind bending quiz put together by M.R. James that will test ...

Last month M.R. listed five women bowhunters whose influence on the sport has inspired others to pick up the bow ...

The list of great women bowhunters varies with age but for M.R. James here are five from his extensive years ...

Bowhunters have a tremendous option to help increase success in the field for turkey and deer, Decoys. In this month's ...

The future of our sport rests with the next generation but the mentoring of that generation starts with us. M.R. ...

Always a guiding light for our sport, especially needed now in the age of the internet and unrivalled egos, M.R. ...

Dick Lattimer was the right hand man of the legend, the great Fred 'Papa' Bear. After decades of working together ...

M.R. James covers how, in the internet age, what we hunters, must do to enhance, rather than degrade our image ...

It’s critical to visualize exactly where your arrow needs to penetrate to reach the heart-lung-liver area. Hitting an animal in ...

Everyone who read Bowhunter Magazine looked forward to 'Maggie's Meanderings'. Maggie had a sense of humor, infused in bowhunting, that ...

For most bowhunters the drive is to put a good animal on the ground. Add to the trophy room, the ...

The industry mourns the loss of yet another great friend to our sport. It is with deep sadness we say ...