Tuning Tips

Broadhead Basics Broadhead Basics

Broadheads can be divided into two categories based on their physical makeup and... 


Compound Bow Basics 101 Compound Bow Basics 101

Today’s bow hunters and archery fanatics want their compound hunting bows... 


Setting the First Pin to 40 Yards Setting the First Pin to 40 Yards

by Michael Larsen of ArcheryReport.com I decided to do some experimenting with sight... 


Understanding Kinetic Energy Understanding Kinetic Energy

Kinetic Energy – what is it? The measurable “power” of your bow... 


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Gear Box

NAP Apache Arrow Rest Review NAP Apache Arrow Rest Review

New for 2010 is the full containment Apache Capture drop away arrow rest. Super... 


“NEW 2010″ – Spitfire Edge Broadhead “NEW 2010″ – Spitfire Edge Broadhead

It’s a Spitfire on steroids! The SPITFIRE EDGE has the proven Spitfire features,... 


QAD Ultra-Rest HD Archery Arrow Rest QAD Ultra-Rest HD Archery Arrow Rest

Michael Waddell’s Archery Rest of Choice- ULTRA-REST HD BONE COLLECTOR Quality... 


G5 T3 Broadhead 100 gr. Review G5 T3 Broadhead 100 gr. Review

“The new design of the G5 T3 eliminates the shortfalls and failings that are common... 


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Bowhunting Tips

Quality Deer Managemet Mythology by QDMA Quality Deer Managemet Mythology by QDMA

Quality Deer Management is just trophy management in disguise, right? Let us set the record straight on this and other myths of QDM. By Brian Murphy, R. Larry Marchinton and Karl V. Miller Many hunters who are new to the Quality Deer Management (QDM) concept or those who are simply trying to determine if this approach is appropriate for their situation... [Read more of this review]


Tracking an Arrowed Deer Tracking an Arrowed Deer

Bill Lawson – Stick’em Archery This will be one of a series of articles discussing points on tracking an arrowed deer.  The information you will read is based on over twenty years of first hand experience of tracking deer.  This is an overview of things to consider based on most situations.  I will be addressing a few specific scenarios... [Read more of this review]


Mossy Oak Biologic Planting Guide Mossy Oak Biologic Planting Guide

Northern Planting Guide To give your plants the best chance of success, plant with adequate soil moisture. Typically, early spring and fall planting will be the most successful. You can frost seed or plant in the spring when daytime high temps start to reach 63-65 degrees. Fall plantings should be planted prior to the onset of autumn rains.... [Read more of this review]


Are you Ready for Bowhunting Season? Are you Ready for Bowhunting Season?

By: Brian Stephens, StickemArchery.com It is almost time to put up the sandals and bathing suits and slip on the camo.  Over the next month or so many of us will start to get into the woods.  We will start bowhunting in the new few weeks in South Carolina.  While it will  be extremely hot can not pass up opportunity to get on P&Y buck in velvet. ... [Read more of this review]


Archery Podcasts Archery Podcasts

Check out this new PODCAST from Brian Stephens, StickemArchery.com, where he talks about some of the resources available in the Blog to help you be more informed both in the field and on the range. These resources range from Bowhunting and Archery Tips/Articles to custom build programs to help you Calculate Arrow Speed to Gameforecast Charts. Free... [Read more of this review]


Tecomate Seed Planting Guide Tecomate Seed Planting Guide

Tecomate Region Planting Guide Research and innovation lead to guaranteed product success. In the 90′s Tecomate Seed was a Texas brand. The company evolved as a result of years of hard work, research and trophy whitetail bucks on the famed Tecomate Ranch. After scientifically proving what food plots could do for increasing the quantity... [Read more of this review]


Level I Workout Routine Level I Workout Routine

By Stick’em Archery Pro Staff Perform this workout at least two times per week, significant strength and fitness gains can be obtained with only two to three workouts per week. Take one day off from weight training between each workout For health gains, at least one set of 8-12 repetitions should be performed to fatigue (this means  ... [Read more of this review]


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