By Jon E. Silks Gear Testing Editor – Petersen’s Bowhunting Magazine You may have heard whispers in the wind, talk around the water cooler or some hint of a special introduction from Bowtech. Well, the wait is over, and the 2018 Realm has burst onto the scene looking to claim its place among the […]
By Scott Bestul Field & Stream Each January, the archery and bowhunting industry converges for the annual Archery Trade Association show. This is where most of the new products for the following season are debuted. The convention hall is surrounded by shooting lanes, giving us a chance to try all the year’s top new […]
by: Steve Lamb, Bowtech Pro Staff Wyoming, in my opinion, is the indisputable promise land for pronghorn antelope. In early June 2017, I was primarily focused on brief 3-photo images on my trail camera of a great whitetail buck. I focused a lot of energy on returning to check the camera every two weeks, completely […]
by: Kenny Hollingsworth, Pro Staff It was finally time! August 2017 rolled around and it was time to head to the airport for Billings, Montana. I was returning to hunt antelope with one of my favorite outfitters once again. Dave Nelson of Nelson Outfitters. This was to be my first hunt of the year, after […]
Bowtech Pro Shooter Erin McGladdery made history at this year’s Canadian Indoor 3D Nationals becoming the first woman to win the shoot, and finish with a higher score than all the men competing.Erin won the competition with the BT-Mag. We touched base with Erin to find out more about her life, love of archery and favorite moments. Bowtech: […]
by: Krissy Knox, Bowtech Ambassador The Unicorn. Every hunter has one. That one animal that doesn’t really exist except to torture you in game camera photos and leave you wondering if the Big Guy upstairs is messing with you. For my brother and me, this unattainable beast came in the form of a Blacktail buck on […]
by: Amber Girardeau As a woman hunter I see so many ladies struggle to get into this sport whether it is because they are misinformed, don’t have a patient teacher, or are afraid to be stereotyped. Women should be proud to become a huntress! I am so thankful to my husband for sharing his passion with […]
by: Rick Philippi It was sweltering hot and very dry. The hunting started very slow. There was a tremendous crop of acorns covering Mother Nature’s earth floor, which scattered the deer all over. I knew the hunting would be tough until we had some cooler weather. It was Saturday evening as I crawled into the […]
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