Products & Reviews

The new Jake Strutter decoy from Dave Smith features the same ultra-realistic attention-grabbing look of its original Strutter decoy in a more portable, less intimidating package.

The Hawke Optics XB30 compact 1.5-6x36mm scope enables hunters to maximize the accuracy from today’s topnotch crossbows.

Known for its iconic broadheads, Rocky Mountain has entered the crossbow market with three new models.

Layering is the key to staying warm during late-season bowhunts, and these three Dura Fleece garments from Natural Gear are affordable and built to last.

Brushy Bottom's first camo pattern, Trinity 3D, utilizes ghost shadowing and high-definition images to make hunters disappear into their surroundings.

The ThermaSeat Treestand Hunter is waterproof and comfortable, which means you can sit on stand longer while waiting on a whitetail.

You’ve spent a lot of money on your compound bow and accessories, so it only makes sense to protect this important gear in a crush-proof case when traveling by plane or pickup.

You don’t have to spend an arm and a leg to get a dependable crossbow package to pursue whitetails during deer season.

Modern crossbows are blazing fast, but the new NAP Killzone Swingfire Crossbow Broadhead will remain closed in flight and then deploy without fail upon impact.

The new Treehouse daypack from Mystery Ranch is a hanging gear quiver designed specifically for treestand hunters.

What are you stocking to keep your customers warm and dry in the field this winter?

Mathews Archery recently announced its new flagship compound for 2020. The bow is called the VXR, and it comes in two lengths: 28 and 31.5 inches.

High-speed arrows penetrating too deep into a bag target is not a problem with the Delta McKenzie Speed Bag 500.

The ambidextrous design of the new Trophy Ridge Biscuit V series arrow rest makes it ideal for left- and right-handed bows.

Made exclusively in Easton’s USA factory, the new 6.5mm Carbon Arrow comes in three choices of straightness specifications: Bowhunter (.006 inches), Hunter Classic (.003) and Match Grade (.001).

Here are three viable rangefinding bowsight options, as well as a few tips to help your customers select the right one.

These 12 calls along with encouraging answers and advice can lure more customers through your doors this fall.