Sighting in a bow is a task that every archer has to tackle after paper tuning a bow. For someone who is tackling this task for the first time it can be daunting, especially when bow sights adjustments are exactly opposite of rifle scope adjustments. Join Dan Pickar as he …
Read More »How To Secure A Rest Cable
Being able to set up your own brand new bow is always a good thing! Follow along as Eastmans’ staff writer, Brian Barney, properly serves in a rest cable.
Read More »Antler Growth Forecast: The Pacific Northwest
By Dan Carlson Big-game hunters will have their work cut out for them in the Pacific Northwest this fall. The Pacific Ocean may be entering a Super El Nino phase and that is not good news for those hoping some moisture will bring up water levels in streams, lakes and …
Read More »Adding A D-Loop to Your Bowstring
Bowhunter Brian Barney demonstrates his preferred method for tying a string loop on to a bow string. Barney recommends a short loop to minimize slip and compensate for stretch with use as the bow. Press play to see the process in it’s entirety! Guy Eastman’s Ibex Hunt Ike Eastman’s Wyoming …
Read More »Coyote Archery Double Kill!
Hunting song dogs with a rifle is a challenge, let alone managing to deceive their eyes and doing it with a bow. Jordan Breshears was able to take not one, but two coyotes this past fall with his bow. It doesn’t get much better than that when it comes to …
Read More »The Wyoming Super Tag and Super Tag Trifecta!
Super Tag Raffles Provide Wyoming Dream Hunts CHEYENNE, Wyoming — The inaugural Wyoming Super Tag raffle lived up to its expectations. All the winners of the big game raffle harvested animals with some being record-book and others very close. Wyoming joined other western states in 2014 in initiating a hunting …
Read More »Is Your Colorado Landowner Tag Valid?
BUYER BEWARE! With the Colorado big game draw results finally posted, many unsuccessful hunters are now faced with the impending reality of looking for a landowner voucher in hopes of hunting the Centennial state this fall. If you fit into this category, like I do this year, keep in mind the …
Read More »The Outdoor Edge Razor Blaze Knife
Replaceable blade hunting knives have certainly sliced their way into the market (pun intended) and are here to stay. The Razor Blaze knife is one of the most recent offerings from Outdoor Edge and most certainly made an impression on Guy when he used it this fall. Though the Razor Blaze …
Read More »Elk, Elk, and more Elk!
We know most of you suffer from the same affliction that we have, we just can’t get enough of these animals! Elk fill the Rocky Mountains every fall with bugles, chirps and the occasional show down between mature bulls. Press play to watch some of our favorite footage from years …
Read More »Public Land Sell Off
70%. Let that number sink in for a few seconds before you go on reading this. Rarely, if ever do we find majority numbers like this, and yet this number is something that our elected officials need to remember. 70% of the hunters who venture to the West hunt on …
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