New to Bowhunting and confused on where to start? Whether you’re making your first purchase, picking up a new bow for the year or replacing your gem after a few decades, you have to make sure you ask the right questions. Where Should I Buy a Bow? First you need to decide if you’re an online shopper or if you’ll be hitting your local archery shop. For newbies, it’s highly recommended to connect with someone in person who is knowledgeable about bow setups, features and maintenance. To do that you’ll have to find a physical store. How Much Weight Can I Pull? A slow and smooth pull back is always ..read more

When it comes down to it, it’s easy – The hunter shoots the shot and the Broadhead does the quick and humane killing. But there seems to be hundreds of different broadheads on the market to choose from with dozens of variations to add to the confusion. The best thing bowhunters can do is understand each type of broadhead and learn its different features. BROADHEAD TYPES Fixed-blade broadheads have blades that are connected at both the front and back along the broadhead body. None of the parts of the broadhead are moving parts. The strength of a fixed-blade broadhead is greater than any other b ..read more

Brad Lockwood, president of Spectre Broadheads & Viper Archery Products, is pleased to announce the company is now fully stocked and shipping its line of Spectre Broadheads. This much talked about and much anticipated magnetic broadhead was introduced to the industry at the Archery Trade Association’s annual Trade Show in Louisville. The industry responded very positively to the revolutionary new design. With hundreds of hours in research and development and an abundance of field testing, the Spectre 100-grain and 125-grain broadheads can now be purchased at local dealers and conveniently ..read more

Deer hunting season is back and when that big buck wanders by, you want to be as ready as you can to take the best shot. Bow hunting is a fun and adventurous way to hunt wild game. For hunters new to archery, it’s best to put the time in before the hunt begins to be well-prepared. These 10 simple bowhunting tips can go a long way towards improving your hunt. 1. Get Comfortable in the Field You’re going to hunt out of a tree or in a forest, so get comfortable. Have your archery gear ready, wear comfortable camouflage clothing and pack your necessities for the long hunt. Remember that the trees ..read more