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"The great primitive outer world is still unconquered, and there are impulses within the beast of man not yet measured, curbed and devitalized, which are the essential motives of life. Therefore without, without wantoness, and without cruelty, we shall hunt as long as the arm has strength, the eye glistens, and the heart thobs. Lead On!"
Techniques That You Can Use All Year to Shoot Better
Written By Chuck Smick
Shooting any bow, whether traditional or compound takes strength, muscle memory and hand-eye c...[more]
Exciting Year Round Action for Hardcore Bowhunters
Would you like to experience some fast, exciting bowhunting action during the off season; and help landowners and area wildlife managers rid areas of destructive wild hogs in the process? Southeastern Missouri can provide you with this great hunting opportunity all year long. Missouri has areas with large wild hog populations; and the problem is increasing in many areas throughout the state. Wild hogs are starting to spread into areas of northern Missouri also.
Posted by: Odahlen-Hinz-on Wednesday, April 15, 2009 - 08:41 PM
Written by Marlene Odahlen-Hinz
In my home state of Minnesota, only about 3,000 of our nearly 62,000 registered bowhunters are members of the Minnesota State Archery Association, the Minnesota Bowhunters or a local bowhunting club. I joined one of our local organizations right after I purchased my first bow, and I can give you SEVEN reasons why I feel it was a sound decision—a decision more bowhunters should consider!
Posted by: jen-on Monday, April 13, 2009 - 04:40 AM
You
Can Get the Optimum Performance from Your Bow too!
By Chuck Smick
A traditional bow needs
to be “tuned” for optimum performance; just like a compound
bow. A traditional archer/bowhunter that is just starting in the sport,
using a “real bow” (no training wheels) should contact an
experienced traditional archer; or archery shop that has a representative
that is experienced with traditional bows and arrows. You can accomplish
this by contacting your state’s bowhunting organization or the Professional
Bowhunters Society. NOTE: You can view the United Bowhunters of Kentucky
website at www.unitedbowhuntersofkentucky.org.,
and The Professional Bowhunters Society can be reached at www.bowsite2.com//pbs.
Posted by: jen-on Friday, March 06, 2009 - 07:02 PM
Selecting an Outfitter That Will Help you realize Your Hunting Dream
Writen by Chuck Smick
“The big bull elk came into the call, with slobber dripping off his chin; and bugles in your face at 20 yards. As the bull turns broadside, you draw your bow and launch a heavy arrow, tipped with a sharp two blade broadhead into his chest. After a short wait, you and your guide take up the profuse blood trail. 100 yards from where you shot him, the bull of your dreams is down and on the ground!”
Posted by: csmickpaducah-on Sunday, February 22, 2009 - 06:08 PM
Techniques That You Can Use All Year to Shoot Better
Written By Chuck Smick
Shooting any bow, whether traditional or compound takes strength, muscle memory and hand-eye coordination skills. You can improve your shooting skills with techniques that are outlined in this article. Many times, my work and travel schedule, family obligations, writing and photography obligations and weather do not allow me to shoot as often as I would like to shoot. I typically work 11-12.5 hours a day, 5-7 days a week, work out of town and live in motels and small apartments during the course of a year. Usually, there is no indoor range (or range period) in the area where I am staying. So, I’ve had to develop other methods to work on improving my shooting skills and improve my shooting form all year long.
