At the ATA show last January, Crosman Air guns introduced what they titled “a total Game Changer” one of their representatives stated, “we are opening up a whole new category of hunting.” And they really have. Some states have gone so far as to totally ban its use, others have … [Read more...]

  September 15 spells the opening of archery season in Game Zone 2 one of the largest zones in the state. Archers across the state and beyond will migrate to this bastion of whitetail deer and converge on the woods and fields of the Piedmont. Small town populations will grow, community … [Read more...]

  Dove season opens in a few days across the Carolina's. Labor day weekend has traditionally been marked as the opening of dove season. Here are a few tips to keep in mind as you head out for opening weekend. Remember your license. While this may seem obvious, it is amazing how many hunters … [Read more...]

Opening Weekend Is Here   All across the lowcountry of South Carolina the opening weekend of deer hunting has arrived. For those who didn’t have to work on August 15, it opened for you then, for the rest of us, we had to wait for the weekend to get to hunt. With the new laws that go … [Read more...]

  “Rage in the cage” is all the rage in today’s whitetail world. There is no doubt the “Rage” broadhead is wildly popular for its wide wound channels and gothic blood trails. But there are many excellent broadheads that can and do kill whitetails. After all, isn’t that what we … [Read more...]

Which Rest is Best   In the world of hunting archery two types of arrow rest dominate the scene. Containment rests, and drop away rests. Deciding which is best for you can be expensive and frustrating. Hopefully we can shed some light on the subject and see which is best for … [Read more...]

  A bit of personal failure here. It is sad to admit that for decades, yes decades, I was one who spent a lot of money on a quality bow, rest, sights and then went to the nearest box retailer for the cheap arrows. The ones that I could get a dozen for thirty dollars. And for decades I could … [Read more...]

  Hunters have had this question for over twenty years ever since the first adjustable sights hit the market. The debate continues, and to be quite honest, there probably is no ‘right’ answer to this question. Let’s delve into the pro’s and con’s of each and perhaps help you decide … [Read more...]

  The use of stabilization in archery goes back a long time, ever since the advent of competition shooting, archers have sought to add a system of weights and balances to their equipment to make more accurate shots. Traditional archers do not seem to have the need to use stabilizers for … [Read more...]

  One of the most overlooked components of a compound bow is the grip. Many archers do not even pay attention to the grip, how it feels or how it fits your hand. Having a good consistent grip on the bow can alter the impact point of the arrow if it is not consistent. Most manufactured … [Read more...]