March 2011 Archives › Petersen's Bowhunting
Check out these 8 New hunting binoculars for 2011.
Stay calm when the moment of truth arrives is a key ingredient for successful shots while bowhunting.
Looking for a NEW Crossbow? Check out this list of some of the best for 2011.
Bill Winke looks for answers about a deer’s sixth sense, scrapes, nocturnal bucks, cloning, and is a single-lung shot enough to kill a deer.
Looking for a new Bow? Check out this list to see some of the top new bows for 2011.
When the Weather Turns Nasty, Stay in the Game with Proper Preparation.
The compact Truth X Cam from Primos features a 7MP digital camera with trigger speeds under one second, supports up to 8GB memory cards and captures photos and video.
By Staff Report The Camo Color Wheel from D2W Guide Gear, a division of Dead Down Wind, is the perfect…»
See seven of the hottest bows on the market for 2011.
Measuring 78Lx76Wx65H inches and weighing 300 pounds, Southern Outdoor Technologies’ The Bale Condo provides ample room for two hunters.
By Christian Berg Tink’s was a pioneer in whitetail scent lures, and for 2010, the company is jumping into scent-elimination…»
As the name implies, the anodized bronze head of the Insider features a small hook that grabs the inside of your nocking loop.
Advertised to be 2 grains lighter and 120-percent brighter on initial lighting than the 2010 model, the new Firenock with hunting circuits will stay lit for about 30 hours and then go into a dim mode for four-six weeks.
It was September 4, 2004, and I was bowhunting in central Oregon for mule deer. It was early morning about…»
It was October 25, 2005, with the temperature in the mid-’30s and a light north wind.
I had two early season stands set for shooting does, so my son Kade and I hit the field and went hunting on October 7, 2006.
It was November 15, 2005, and a blistering cold morning with a wind chill of negative 10 degrees.
Have a trophy you’d like to share with the world? Or maybe just the family member the next county over?…»
On May 7, 2005, I was hunting in Fresno County and the weather was calm and clear in the mid…»
My wife and I had tags for a great unit in central California. After a few scouting trips, we located several bachelor herds.
On September 25, 2005, I reached my stand around 6:30 a.m. on a cool, 50-degree morning with a northwest wind blowing 15 to 25 mph.
On Sept 16, 2006 my wife and I woke to the sound of pouring rain.
I arrived early on August 25, 2006 and hiked out in the dark to set up my blind.
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