Bowhunting (4)

Close-up of a crossbow.

A Beginner's Guide to Choosing the Right Crossbow

Choosing the right crossbow comes down to draw weight, speed, and fit. Most hunting crossbows draw 150–200 lbs and shoot 300–450 feet per second (fps). Higher fps flattens trajectory but usually costs more and increases recoil and vibration. Compact and reverse-draw models are lighter and…

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Bowhunter Safety Course: Bowhunter-Ed Available in Louisiana

Just in time for bowhunting season, we're excited to announce that Louisiana bowhunters can now complete their online bowhunting safety education through Bowhunter-Ed! Archery season begins in September in Louisiana for deer hunts. So, whether you're planning your first archery hunt this season or you…

A hunter in camo holding a bow loaded with a broadhead arrow.

All About Broadheads for Bowhunting

Similar to how a firearm hunter may choose a particular caliber or firearm type for a hunting expedition, bowhunters must also select the right arrow tips. One of the most versatile arrow tips for hunting is the broadhead, which encompasses various types. Broadheads are sharp…

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Precision vs Accuracy: Which Is More Important For Hunters?

A great hunter can showcase precision and accuracy when shooting, whether with a bow or firearm, but what is more important in the precision vs. accuracy debate? While these two forces interact and are often confused, some nuanced differences play a distinct role in the…