As a bowhunter, one of the most critical aspects of your preparation is regular practice. Practicing with a variety of archery targets helps you develop your skills, understand shot placement, and build the muscle memory needed to execute accurate and ethical shots in the field. In this blog, we will cover the most popular types of archery targets and some picks of our favorite targets from each category. Block Targets Block targets are a popular choice among bowhunters, as they are lightweight, portable, and durable. These targets are constructed from layers of high-density foam, which effect ..read more

Hunting turkeys is a challenging and rewarding experience, and there are different methods for taking down these elusive birds. Two popular methods are using a compound bow and a shotgun. While both have their advantages and disadvantages, each method requires different skills and tactics. In this article, we will explore the differences between hunting turkeys with a compound bow vs. shotgun. Range One of the most significant differences between using a bow and a shotgun for turkey hunting is the range. One could argue that shotguns have a much longer effective range than bows. With a shotgu ..read more

A Closer Look at Mechanical vs Fixed Blade Broadheads When it comes to broadheads, there are two main types: mechanical and fixed blades. So, which is better? It really depends on personal preference and what you're looking for in a broadhead. In this post, we'll take a closer look at the pros and cons of each type of broadhead to help you make a more informed decision on what is best for your next hunt. Mechanical Broadheads Mechanical broadheads are the most popular type of broadhead on the market. They are easier to use than fixed-blade broadheads and they offer a greater level of accuracy ..read more

The type of hunting you do typically dictates the gear you need and use. One of the biggest questions in the hunting community is where do you hunt or plan to hunt? Are you hunting muleys, antelope, or elk out west, or crafty whitetails, bears, or turkeys on the east coast? Regardless of where you hunt - you'll need a quiver to fit your hunting needs. Whether you hunt out west or you hunt the east coast - we'll discuss the best quiver for your hunt. Western Hunting Quiver Options When hunters think about the west, they think big. Big skies, big mountains, big country, and big shots. Whether i ..read more

Some of the most fun about hunting deer is the pre-season scouting. It’s the beginning of unwrapping what the anticipation of the season gives us as a gift. Which bucks lived? How many deer are moving through your hunting area? What improvements have been made to the habitat? Avid deer hunters lean into their scouting gear and increase their scouting time more and more every season. If you just started deer hunting, or are looking for some new tricks for your toolbox, here are some time-tested scouting tactics to help you find success this hunting season. Top 6 Scouting Tips and Tactics Curre ..read more

Sleek, rugged, dependable, and quiet. You ask a lot of the gear you take with you in the woods because it’s an extension of you as a hunter. When your boots hit the ground, toss your pack on your shoulders, and grab your bow you walk into the field with zero doubt that your chosen equipment will get the job done when the moment counts. The product engineers at Alpine Archery know you demand this confidence as an archer, and also as an archer you want the most out of the gear you choose. That’s why they are releasing the all newly designed Waypoint 4 arrow quiver to meet the demands of today’s ..read more

As your needs for shooting change throughout the year, so should your quiver be able to adapt to those changes with little effort and a lot of ease. From the tree stand, to indoor ranges, 3D courses, to practicing in the summer heat year-round archers know they need a quiver that can adapt with them whatever month it may be on the calendar. The ability to adapt drives innovation at Alpine Archery, and new for this year is the Waypoint Quiver. Sharing in the family traits of the other dependable designs like being ultra-light and durability in the wild all while staying compact, the Waypoint Q ..read more

You’re here for a reason. What you had before wasn’t enough to hold up to the level of bowhunting you do. You’re looking for next-level gear because you find yourself with next-level commitment for what some call a sport, which you call your way of life. You’re committed, like so many others who put in the time year-round instead of going when you get the chance. You invest more than most in your bow hunting gear because it’s investing in yourself. It’s who you are. A fine-tuned extension of yourself, you hunt with a setup that you know better than the roads to your best hunting spot. Your cl ..read more

What Makes the Power Loc 4 Arrow Quiver the Best Arrow Quiver? While many bowhunters may consider an arrow quiver standard issue, those who go a little further and hunt a little longer know the importance of this essential piece of gear. They rely on it as much as a stand, sight, or release. Obsessing over the choice when assembling their gear for the field, thinking about how it will perform getting to that corner stand overlooking a cut cornfield, or over the ridge top to where that trophy buck on the trail cam beds. Why more bowhunters don’t obsess about their quiver choice more is a little ..read more

Alpine Archery - FAQ Is Alpine Archery still in business? Yes, Alpine Archery is still in business and manufacturing arrow quivers for bowhunters and archers alike. Alpine Archery is under new ownership after it was purchased by Kinsey’s Inc. in the 2019/2020 timeframe. You can learn more about the acquisition here: http://kinseysinc.com/press/kinseys-acquires-alpine-archery/ https://www.bowhunting.com/news/2020/03/10/kinseys-acquires-alpine-archery/ Alpine Archery currently offers the Power Loc, Soft Loc, and Bear Claw Quiver. The Power Loc Quiver comes in a 4 Arrow option whereas the Soft Lo ..read more