Recent Posts
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5 KEYS TO SHOOT A COMPOUND BOW BETTER NOW well…almost
When I emailed Carrie Z my title for this month’s article, I hated it the second I hit send. I knew that, once I started writing, it would turn into […]
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Sunday Morning Musings – Sometimes a Punch in the Face is Needed
Sometimes I have no idea how I got here. Sometimes I get sucked into situations I have no business being in. Sometimes I bite off more than I can chew […]
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Sturgeon Camp 2014
Spending several days with a group of buddies, getting up at the crack of dawn and heading out into the frigid Wisconsin temps to try to kill a really big […]
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Saint Patrick was a bow hunter…well ok, not really.
He was actually too busy getting kidnapped by raiders and escaping to study Christianity and to eventually become an Irish Saint. March 17th is the day of his death and […]
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Gear Review: Carbon Express X-Buster and the X2 Series Easton Aluminum Arrows
Paper Target archers are sometimes stuck between two masters – the NFAA and World Archery. The NFAA doesn’t have an arrow restriction. If you can fling it, it’s 27/64″ in […]
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Reading and Understanding Topographical Maps
The use of topographical maps is one of the most useful tools you can use in search of big game. Knowing how to read and understand topo maps is a […]
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#HuntFishTravel 056 – Modern Pioneering with Georgia Pellegrini
Georgia joins me for a chat about being the ultimate Girl Hunter http://traffic.libsyn.com/wwocz/Ep56.mp3 Georgia Pellegrini Official Website
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Five Strategies for Hunting Spring Snow Goose
Snow Goose conservation season offers waterfowl hunters a way to extend their season. Also known as “light geese” snows have become so incredibly prolific that they are quite literally eating […]
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Weight a Minute: A Look at Traditional Draw Weight
Now that you are interested in hunting with a traditional bow, it is time to consider draw weight and the absence of let-off, which I feel is the compound’s greatest […]
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#HuntFishTravel 055 – SHOT Show Wrap Up
Wild Ones Brian Johnson, Fay Walker and Jim Willes join to discuss our thoughts on the Shooting, Hunting and Outdoor Tradeshow and Las Vegas, overall experience and
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Warming Up, Exercises and Training for Archery
Archery appears to be a low impact sport where injuries are not common. One can walk up and down the shooting line at any club or event and think most […]
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Finding the Correct Draw Length for Your Compound Bow
When it comes to shooting your bow to the very best of your ability, it’s critical to find your correct draw length. So many people walk into an archery shop, […]