In this episode, I sit down with Kevin Paulson to talk about his passion for mule deer hunting and why Nebraska deserves more attention as a hunting destination. We cover the challenges of the Nebraska draw system, the importance of prioritizing safety in the field, and how quality hunting gear and education have improved over the years. I share my experience attending the Aglow conference and how networking with other outdoor writers and content creators opens doors for collaboration, media trips, and exciting new opportunities. If you are interested in mule deer, hunting in Nebraska, or learning more about the outdoor writing community, this conversation is packed with insight and inspiration. Continue reading “The HuntFishTravel Podcast Episode #249 – Mule Deer Hunting in Nebraska: A Hidden Gem”
Category: Archery
Cabela’s BlackOut Epic Compound Bow Review
Check out my review on the Cabela’s BlackOut Epic Compound Bow, I became familiar with the Blackout series while working at Cabela’s, read on to find out my thoughts.
In a crazy twist of fate this winter, I found myself working as an archery tech at Cabela’s for a brief eight-week stint, an experience I detailed in my blog post “I Accidentally Got a Job at Cabela’s and Lasted a Total of 8 Weeks”.
While my time there was short-lived, it offered me the opportunity to get up close and personal with Cabela’s BlackOut Archery line. I have always been an Elite Archery and a Hoyt kind of gal, so the Blackout series had never been on my radar. I was pretty impressed with the quality of the budget priced line, we sold tons of them while I was there, and the different models provided options for everyone.
If you’re in the market for a bow that won’t break the bank, the Cabela’s BlackOut Epic X2 Compound Bow, manufactured by Bear Archery, is a solid option. Retailing at $599, this bow offers features and specifications that cater to both seasoned archers and those new to the sport. Continue reading “Cabela’s BlackOut Epic Compound Bow Review”
I accidentally got a job at Cabela’s…And lasted a total of 8 weeks…🤷♀️
As an avid fan and long-time customer of Cabela’s, I’ve always appreciated their support through their affiliate program and enjoyed events like the “Ladies Day Out.” After the Bass Pro takeover, things changed, but I still found myself frequently visiting and spending a lot there.
In the winter, the lack of outdoor activities and increased work obligations had me spiraling mentally and physically. A casual joke from a Cabela’s employee turned into a spontaneous decision to join their archery department. Although I only stayed for eight weeks, the job helped snap me out of my funk. The experience was a reminder of why retail isn’t for me, but it also reignited my passion for archery. Stay tuned for reviews on some of Cabela’s archery gear!
I have always loved Cabela’s and spend a significant amount of time and money there. As a member of their affiliate program, I’ve appreciated their support over the years.
I particularly miss the “Ladies Day Out” events they used to hold. Before my dad passed, we regularly met up for lunch at the Richfield, Wisconsin location.
After Bass Pro took over, the culture changed—not necessarily for better or worse, just different.
Continue reading “I accidentally got a job at Cabela’s…And lasted a total of 8 weeks…🤷♀️”
#HuntFishTravel Ep215 – Hunting the Outback – Australia hunting and a hybrid broadhead with True Blue Broadheads
215 – Hunting the Outback – Australia hunting and a hybrid broadhead with True Blue Broadheads
In this episode, we’re chatting with Max from True Blue Broadheads. I was surprised to find out what species you can hunt while visiting Australia. Continue reading “#HuntFishTravel Ep215 – Hunting the Outback – Australia hunting and a hybrid broadhead with True Blue Broadheads”
Utah: What Hunters Should Know for 2022 Deer and Elk Hunts
SALT LAKE CITY — Several years of ongoing drought conditions have impacted mule deer populations across the state. Here are a few things people hunting deer and elk in Utah this fall should know.
Drought impacts deer by decreasing their body fat (because there are fewer plants and available food sources on the landscape). If the does have poor body fat and nutrition, it leads to smaller fawns, and those fawns have a decreased chance of surviving. If an adult deer has too little body fat at the beginning of the winter — especially a severe winter — it will often not survive the winter months. Recent deer research, conducted in Utah, has shown that the amount of fat deer have going into the winter has more of an impact on their likelihood to survive than the conditions and severity of the winter itself. Continue reading “Utah: What Hunters Should Know for 2022 Deer and Elk Hunts”
#HuntFishTravel Ep 205 – Hunting South Carolina with CJ Davis
HuntFishTravel – Hunting South Carolina with CJ Davis.
On this week’s episode we’re talking about hunting South Carolina with CJ Davis, owner of Montana Decoy. Continue reading “#HuntFishTravel Ep 205 – Hunting South Carolina with CJ Davis”
7 Tips to Successfully Hunt Public Lands
Hello again outdoors world! Just in case you have been hiding under a rock somewhere the past month, hunting season is here! Millions of people are now venturing afield in search of game big and small. I am not any different than most of the hunters out there, and I am usually stuck hunting public lands. After a couple decades of learning I have developed many different tricks to hunting public lands and I have decided to let you in on how I have had lots of success doing so. Continue reading “7 Tips to Successfully Hunt Public Lands”
10 Reasons Why Hunters And Fishermen Are Already Pro’s At “Social Distancing”
Social distancing? Oh yeah, we got this…
During the COVID-19 crisis it occurred to me that we, as hunters and fishermen, are already experts at social distancing.
Here in Wisconsin we have a “Safer at Home” order. Very different than a “Stay at Home” or “lockdown” order. We are still allowed to participate in outdoor activities as long as we follow regulations.
One could certainly argue that we are more “at Home” in the woods or on the water.
While I’m sure there are lots more, here are 10 reasons why hunters and fishermen are already pro’s at “Social Distancing”. Continue reading “10 Reasons Why Hunters And Fishermen Are Already Pro’s At “Social Distancing””
#HuntFishTravel – ATA 2020 Bonus Episodes
“HuntFishTravel – ATA 2018 Bonus Episodes”
Had a great time at the ATA show this year, here are four interviews I conducted while on the show floor. Stay tuned, we have more info for what’s coming up in 2018. You’re not going to want to miss it!
“HuntFishTravel – ATA 2018 Bonus Episodes”
Had a great time at the ATA show this year, here are four interviews I conducted while on the show floor. Stay tuned, we have more info for what’s coming up in 2018. You’re not going to want to miss it!
Continue reading “#HuntFishTravel – ATA 2020 Bonus Episodes”
#HuntFishTravel 185 – ATA Wrap Up with Rut and River Pursuits, Archery Trade Association Convention
I’m back!!
And I’m starting 2018 off with ATA2018 convention coverage. Will, Ryan and Catfish join me for a solid hour of highs and lows, the crazy weather in Indianapolis, why attendance was down, why some media was denied entry to the show and then we jump into the products we loved, the products we didn’t and some experiences at the show.
“HuntFishTravel – ATA Wrap Up with Rut and River Pursuits, Archery Trade Association Convention”
I’m back!!
And I’m starting 2018 off with ATA2018 convention coverage. Will, Ryan and Catfish join me for a solid hour of highs and lows, the crazy weather in Indianapolis, why attendance was down, why some media was denied entry to the show and then we jump into the products we loved, the products we didn’t and some experiences at the show.
Continue reading “#HuntFishTravel 185 – ATA Wrap Up with Rut and River Pursuits, Archery Trade Association Convention”
#HuntFishTravel 184 – 5 Tips for Buying Arrows with Gary Cornum of Easton Archery
5 tips for purchasing new arrows. This is one not to be missed if you are a new archer or bowhunter, and a great refresher for the rest of us.
“HuntFishTravel – 5 Tips for Buying Arrows with Gary Cornum of Easton Archery”
In this episode Gary Cornum, Marketing Manager for Easton Archery gives us his top 5 tips for purchasing new arrows. This is one not to be missed if you are a new archer or bowhunter, and a great refresher for the rest of us. Continue reading “#HuntFishTravel 184 – 5 Tips for Buying Arrows with Gary Cornum of Easton Archery”
Deer Hunting From a Ground Blind – 6 Common Mistakes Bow Hunters Make
Guest author Jennifer Walls of BuckWithBow.com shares her top tips for bowhunting from a blind.
The use of ground blinds to bow hunt the deer is becoming increasingly popular. Among other benefits, the blinds are a safer and more comfortable way to carry out your hunting activities.
But the lack of blind experience is limiting most of the bowhunters from enjoying the real benefits and comfort of this new hunting style.
Continue reading “Deer Hunting From a Ground Blind – 6 Common Mistakes Bow Hunters Make”
10 Reasons Women Should Try a DIY Solo Hunt
This list could really apply to male or new hunters as well. But as a woman there have been several things I’ve learned over the years and my first Do It Yourself Solo hunt changed me forever. There’s nothing wrong with hunting in a group or with another person, I thoroughly enjoy those experiences as well. However, I believe there are a few undeniable reasons hunters should take their game to the next level and experience the overwhelming sense of “I can” after a solo hunt. Continue reading “10 Reasons Women Should Try a DIY Solo Hunt”
Arrow Therapy
Sometimes you just need to sling some arrows…
Sometimes you just need to sling some arrows…
There’s nothing better than a temperature break in a really hot week. Continue reading “Arrow Therapy”
6 Products to Bring On Your Next Hunt
Sometimes I have hunters ask me, “I’m going with an outfitter, what should I bring?” The simple answer is, just your license and your weapon…everything else is optional. It’s a fine balance between bringing what you need and bringing too much, and over the years I’ve seen hunters bring, and not bring, just about everything. Continue reading “6 Products to Bring On Your Next Hunt”
#HuntFishTravel 99 – Archery Organizations Explained with Jahna Jurenka
“#HuntFishTravel 99 – Archery Organizations Explained with Jahna Jurenka”
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World Champion archer Jahna Jurenka stops by to help explain the differences between ASA, FITA, IBO, NFAA & USAA, what it takes to shoot in each and things you may want to consider if contemplating shooting professionally.
And then she answers some listener questions regarding travel expenses, practice, her set up and favorite memories.
Continue reading “#HuntFishTravel 99 – Archery Organizations Explained with Jahna Jurenka”
Hunting from Natural Cover Part III by Blind Interaction
We’ve discussed locations and blind types in our previous segments. Obviously, both are important but having good cover in the perfect spot is useless if you don’t do the right things once inside. Knowing what you can get away with in regards to movement is paramount to having success from the ground. Continue reading “Hunting from Natural Cover Part III by Blind Interaction”
#HuntFishTravel 053 -The Phases of the Whitetail Rut
Are you interested in crossbows? Not sure where to start when it comes to purchasing one? Wondering which ones are the safest or why getting a crossbow for your family may be a better choice for your family rather than a compound or traditional bow? Continue reading “#HuntFishTravel 053 -The Phases of the Whitetail Rut”
#HuntFishTravel 90 – ATA2015, 2014 Deer Season Wrap Up, 2014 Deer & Elk Success Stories
Carrie and Rachel chat it up about last season and ATA. And then we hear three different hunting success stories from all over the country. Continue reading “#HuntFishTravel 90 – ATA2015, 2014 Deer Season Wrap Up, 2014 Deer & Elk Success Stories”
ATA 2015 – The Archery Trade Show From A 3 Year Old’s Perspective
Asher Cain gives us the low down on what the 2015 ATA show was like from a 3 year old’s perspective.
By: Asher Cain (Written by Michelle Cain…he’s not that smart…yet)
Hi, my name is Asher and I’m three (holds up fingers to show you). My mommy says today we’re going to the ATA show. I don’t know what that is but mommy promised me that there are lots of toys there.
Continue reading “ATA 2015 – The Archery Trade Show From A 3 Year Old’s Perspective”
#HuntFishTravel Podcast Live Coverage at #ATA2015
Live coverage from the tradeshow floor.
Listen in to the episodes recorded so far from the Archery Trade Association Tradeshow! So many more to come, be sure to subscribe here —–> to be the first to receive the episodes as they are published.
~ Browning
Hawke Sport Optics
~ Hooker Deer Drag
~ Melissa Bachman
~ Tenzing
~ Dog Bone
~ Hot Shot Manufacturing
~ Mossy Oak
~ 10X
~ True Timber
~ Hot Shot Bonus Episode – Peep Sights Explained
~ Prois
~ Real Avid
~ Hunter’s Specialties Press Conference
~ Skull Hooker
~ Bow Chic
~ Easton Archery
~ Montana Decoy
~ Wasp Archery
~ ProTracker
~ Cobra Sights
~ New Breed Archery
~ Orion Coolers
#HuntFishTravel Podcast Episode 89 – ATA2015 Preview
ATA 2015 preview with Amy Hatfield, Content Strategist for the Archery Trade Association, she’s going to tell us what new and returning attendees can expect this year in Indianapolis.
ATA 2015 preview with Amy Hatfield, Content Strategist for the Archery Trade Association, she’s going to tell us what new and returning attendees can expect this year in Indianapolis.
Continue reading “#HuntFishTravel Podcast Episode 89 – ATA2015 Preview”
How to Bone Out an Elk
Going into the 2014 hunting season marked my 20th year of elk hunting. My elk hunting debut happened the fall after I turned 16. My uncle and I had just gotten our drivers licenses so we begged my dad to let us use the jeep so we could go hunting. Whether it was the lack of confidence in us actually killing anything or just to get us out of his hair he let us take the jeep. Continue reading “How to Bone Out an Elk”
Archery After Mastectomy – YOU CAN DO IT!
PREFACE: This isn’t meant to be a how to guide for returning to archery after mastectomy; because the mastectomy experience is intensely individual with individual and unique challenges. This is merely my experience and from that I hope that others can learn, find some help, and most of know that it is possible to return to archery after a mastectomy. Continue reading “Archery After Mastectomy – YOU CAN DO IT!”
Stumping 102 – Building the Perfect Arrow
Throughout my years of enjoying the activity, I’ve learned a lot about what works and what doesn’t and would like to offer up the following pointers for anyone interested in this particular style. Continue reading “Stumping 102 – Building the Perfect Arrow”
#HuntFishTravel 072 – Bowhunting Preseason Checklist
This week I’m joined by Phillip Johnson of Tall Tine Bowstrings and Glacial Lakes Archery.
He gives us the run down on what we should be doing to get ready for the upcoming archery hunting season. Continue reading “#HuntFishTravel 072 – Bowhunting Preseason Checklist”
Stump Shooting 101
If I had to choose one archery-related activity to entertain me the rest of my life, it would be stump shooting and I write this without a speck of hesitation. I’ll never forget the first time my Dad and I tried it. We had been shooting at box targets for a month and decided it was time for something new. It felt natural to be in the woods with our bows. In fact, while he was at work, I recall spending an entire Saturday wandering around the woods behind the house and having my bow with me the entire time – just for grins. I didn’t even bring an arrow. The combination of longbow and nature just felt right. Continue reading “Stump Shooting 101”
#HuntFishTravel 067 – Archery Tips to Make You a Better Bowhunter
In this week’s episode I’m joined by World Champion Archer, Jahna Davis-Jurenka, we talk about how she got started in the pro archery world, tips for summer practice, and all about her new woman’s clothing line Bow Chic. Continue reading “#HuntFishTravel 067 – Archery Tips to Make You a Better Bowhunter”
Staying the Course
Sometimes being a traditional bowhunter is truly difficult, especially when the temptation of the modern industry surrounds you. This has been true for me and I’m certain it’s even harder for those of you with compound roots that flirt with the former when your confidence takes a hit. Traditional archery has plenty of obstacles accompanied. Becoming proficient is a constant battle that requires patience and dedication. For this reason, not everyone is willing to stick with it. Continue reading “Staying the Course”
Sighting in Your Compound Bow the Easier Way
We’ve all been in the situation of having to sight in a bow with a brand new sight on it. It can prove to be frustrating and time consuming. The main reason for this is most people approach it the wrong way. I, myself, have spent a lot of time running down range to retrieve my shotgun pattern of arrows wondering which were the bad shots and which were good. Arrows can be lost just trying to “get on paper”. Here is an easier, less frustrating method that hopefully will get you on the target with your first shot and sighted in quickly. Continue reading “Sighting in Your Compound Bow the Easier Way”
Gear Review: 2014 PSE Dream Season DNA SP
2013 PSE Dream Season DNA was a very popular bow; they manufactured a new riser that was stronger and lighter but still managed to push the super-fast IBO speeds PSE is known for.
But for most of us, a smooth draw is what we really want, and as a woman, I don’t want to have to fight with what in my opinion was an overly aggressive cam. Continue reading “Gear Review: 2014 PSE Dream Season DNA SP”
A Very Special “New Bow Day”
One of the most celebrated acronyms in all of bowhunting is “NBD”. Second only to “BBD” (Big Buck Down) in importance, these three letters will make even the heftiest of archers do cartwheels. Yup, there is no denying it, a “New Bow Day” is an event worthy of celebration. I’ve had several and every, single one of them was special. Continue reading “A Very Special “New Bow Day””
Gear review: HHA Optimizer Lite Ultra Series, Model DS-XL5519
As of to date I have been shooting archery for over 30 years. In that 30 plus yeas I have gone through numerous gear changes. I am kind f a gear nut and love to try new things. The one thing that has never changed is I have always shot a multi pin sight. I started out with 3 pins, then went to 5, and the went to a 7. This improved my long range shooting but I also started to clutter up my sight picture. I needed something a little simpler that would give me the accuracy and durability that I demand. Continue reading “Gear review: HHA Optimizer Lite Ultra Series, Model DS-XL5519”
Vanes or Feathers for Traditional Archery
While I intended on finishing our broadhead conversation in this post, a discussion with a fellow bowhunter and aspiring traditionalist immediately threw me off course. He had just picked up a beautiful, vintage, fiberglass, Browning recurve and wanted to know if he could shoot vanes instead of feathers from it. He was an all-season, all-weather hunter and noticed that his feathers didn’t hold up well in those conditions. Plus, the majority of his arrows already had vanes on them and he didn’t feel like switching. Continue reading “Vanes or Feathers for Traditional Archery”
Compound Bow Shot Sequence
When it comes to archery, as in any sport, consistency is the key. We must learn to execute a shot in the exact same manner time and time again. We have to think of ourselves as machines.
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A machine, when programmed and running correctly, will perform a task the exact same way over and over. We need to program ourselves to shoot a bow that way. To do that, we need a well thought out and WRITTEN OUT shot sequence. Continue reading “Compound Bow Shot Sequence”
Traditional Broadheads – Get to the Point
Finally, we get to talk about the business end of the arrow: the part that gets the job done. I must confess I am a broadhead junky. From the moment I bought my first pack, I’ve been infatuated with them. I love what they do; I love the engineering behind them; and I love the way they look. [Tweet “The broadhead is the quintessential symbol of bowhunting. via @Nick_Viau”]There is no emblem more iconic. When people see a broadhead, they know exactly what it means and exactly what it does, whether they are hunters or not.
Continue reading “Traditional Broadheads – Get to the Point”
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 7 KEYS TO SHOOT BETTER NOW, OR 8 KEYS OR 9 KEYS, ETC, ETC, ETC. There are just too many variables to shooting a bow properly to narrow them down to a certain number. But we have to start somewhere and I think these 5 will get us well on our way to better shooting. Continue reading “5 KEYS TO SHOOT A COMPOUND BOW BETTER NOW well…almost”
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 became forever called Saint Patrick’s Day.
I’m telling you right now, nothing would make me happier if someday I could have my own holiday where people party and drink green colored Harp beer or Black and Tans all day and celebrate all that is right in the world in remembrance of me! Continue reading “Saint Patrick was a bow hunter…well ok, not really.”
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 diameter, and someone produced it – you can shoot it. World Archery, on the other hand, has a restriction on maximum arrow diameters – which is 9.3 millimeters (or 23/64″) in diameter. Continue reading “Gear Review: Carbon Express X-Buster and the X2 Series Easton Aluminum Arrows”
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 advantage. Traditional bows do not assist you once fully drawn. Holding an 80lb longbow at full draw is monumentally tougher than an 80lb compound with let-off, which makes choosing a bow with the correct draw weight Continue reading “Weight a Minute: A Look at Traditional Draw Weight”
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 archers could use a diet. I am going to go out on a limb here and ask you some questions. How many of you have a burning pain under your shoulder blade? How about your elbow? Anyone have arthritic pain in the joints of your fingers? If you answered yes to any of these question, chances are you have a repetitive sports injury. Continue reading “Warming Up, Exercises and Training for Archery”
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, spread their “wings” out over a ruler on the wall and have it declared, for example, “YOUR DRAW LENGTH IS 28.5”. A bow in that draw range is selected off the wall, adjusted to the declared draw length and, more times than not, it appears to fit the person perfectly. I know this because I’ve done it over and over myself while working in an archery shop during the silly season of July and August. Continue reading “Finding the Correct Draw Length for Your Compound Bow”
Hunting the Traditional Bow Part One: Watch those Limbs
Imagine you’ve decided to give the whole “trad” thing a spin – maybe not forever, but at least for a little while. You aren’t sure if it’s your thing, but love the way the string feels in your hands and watching the arch of the arrow in flight. You appreciate the simplicity of it all – being gadget free – and find you are bringing the stick to the range more than your brand new iEVISORATOR5000XZ. Continue reading “Hunting the Traditional Bow Part One: Watch those Limbs”
Mechanical vs Fixed Blade Broadheads
For many years archery camps has been divided into two camps. One half favour fixed blade broadheads and the other mechanical. One would think that the older hunters would be in the fix blade camp, the younger in the mechanical but this is not the case. One thing all archers can agree on is that broadheads must be sharp, balanced and well-tuned.
Continue reading “Mechanical vs Fixed Blade Broadheads”
Now’s the Time for a New (Almost New) Bow
If you’ve wanted to upgrade your bow for a while, now is a great time to do it! The new bows are out and last years bows are being sold for up to half their original price.
The bow companies’ business year is basically November to November. Each year from October through the trade shows in January, the new bow lines are being released. If you are looking for the latest, greatest, new car smelling bow, they are there for your fondling. If the price new bows have soared to lately, give you sticker shock, last years models are out there as well. Continue reading “Now’s the Time for a New (Almost New) Bow”
So You Want To Try a Traditional Bow…
You’ve probably read about us in magazines. We’re the guys that do things a little bit differently than everyone else. The old fashioned; the romantics, the guys who are still wearing plaid shirts and bringing heirlooms into the woods. The “odd ducks”
We shoot a little differently than you – without releases, sights, and let-off and our groups aren’t nearly as tight at the range, but our quivers are never empty and we always have a story. More importantly, we always have fun with our bows in hand. Always. Continue reading “So You Want To Try a Traditional Bow…”
3 Steps to Cure Target Panic
A few weeks ago I stepped out of my house to do a little archery shooting. It was a beautiful fall afternoon. I stepped up to the line and knocked an arrow, pulled back, settled into my anchor and watched as my arrow found its mark. I shot another dozen arrows with similar results. And then it happened. I drew back and found my anchor point. I started to settle my pin on the X and then I did a whole body convolution as I jerked the trigger on my release. I said to my self “What the HELL was that?”. Continue reading “3 Steps to Cure Target Panic”
The Things We Like
It’s that magical time of year where the mornings are getting crisper, the air has a bit of a bite to it. The trees start to turn to magnificent oranges, reds and yellows. Tis the season that we have been dreaming of since the last one closed. All the time spent this summer preparing is about to payoff. From stringing decoys to hanging tree stands and checking trail camera pictures. The time is near. Continue reading “The Things We Like”
What’s In Your Bow Case? What if?
With Archery Season around the corner and many indoor leagues starting soon, it’s easy to get caught up with excitement and anticipation. My original idea for this blog post was to break down archery equipment to the basics and how to maintain, adjust and repair. As I started to write, I thought lets go open my bow case and take an inventory of what I carry with me? Wow is all I can say, I didn’t think I had jammed that much stuff into that single case! Do I really need all of it? Heck yes! What if’s start to run through my mind. Like what if I am at the club shooting and my sight bar comes loose? What if my serving comes undone? What if my peep turns? What if I forget my finger tab? PANICK sets in. Relax Jay, you’re a pack rat and you know it, just keep telling yourself you need it all. Better to have than not to have. Continue reading “What’s In Your Bow Case? What if?”
#HuntFishTravel 047 – Introducing Your Young Child to the Sport of Archery
Kids and archery; I don’t have an interview this week so in this short episode we’ll be talking about a topic that’s raised its head in my world lately.
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