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How To Stay Cool And Scent-Free During The Early Season

Bow hunting during September or early October could very well lead to a chance encounter with a mature buck that is still in a summer pattern. Take advantage of these tips and tricks to stay cool and scent-free. The success resulting from them will be rewarding.

Deer, How-To, Bow

Everything You Wanted to Know about Black Bears

There is something about hunting black bears that generates adrenaline in a hunter like no other big game. Perhaps it is the fact that a black bear could be the hunter, or fight back, which generates a new edge or fascination for the hunter.

Big Game, How-To, Wild Game Recipes, Ingredient Wild, Bow

Nationally Known Bowfisherman Chuck Belmore on Learning to Bowfish

When you’re learning to bowfish, don’t be intimidated when you miss a shot. Here’s what I tell all the folks who call me up and want to go bowfishing, if you’re already asking questions, you’re hooked.

Fishing, How-To, Mossy Oak Fishing, Bow

Chuck Belmore: How a Bowfishing Tournament Is Run

An average bowfishing tournament fields 60-80, four-man teams. But at a big bowfishing tournament, like the Bass Pro U.S. Open event, there were 200, four-man teams.

Fishing, Mossy Oak Elements Agua, Mossy Oak Fishing, Bow

Chuck Belmore on How to Aim When Bowfishing

The first time most people shoot at fish with their bows, they shoot over the top of the fish. You always want to aim below the fish because the refraction of light makes the fish appear closer to the surface than they are.

Fishing, How-To, Bow

Chuck Belmore Got Hooked on Bowfishing

I became totally hooked on bowfishing when my dad brought home a VHS tape that showed guys bowfishing. I started bowfishing as a little bitty kid. I had a tiny red bow and arrow, and I walked up and down the creeks looking for fish to shoot. I didn’t know that anyone else in the world was bowfishing besides me until I got older.

Fishing, Bow

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