Trade News

Gold Tip has signed on to provide funding for the youth Scholastic 3-D Archery (S3DA) program, and also provide Gold Tip arrows for participants.

Just in time for deer hunters who are beginning to get rigged for the fall season, CAMX Crossbows will begin shipping its A4 model in mid-June.

Three archers from Team Easton sweep the Open Championship category at the Western Classic Trail shoot in Redding, California.

Good news for archery dealers: The new-for-2018 BloodRUSH broadhead is back in stock and ALLEN Company is fulfilling orders.

The National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP) and its partner, Easton Archery, care about academics, and it shows in the enrollment of more than 25,000 students across the US and Canada.

FeraDyne Outdoors, manufacturer of 19 industry-leading archery brands, announced on May 3, 2018, the redesign and launch of the new www.feradyne.com.

Elite Archery pro staff members enjoyed six podium finishes at the USA Indoor Nationals and NFAA Indoor Nationals in Cincinnati, Ohio.

The 2018 Parker Bows Rewards Program lets qualified Parker retailers earn free gear and the chance for $1,000 cash.

When Tyler Chu arrived at Washington State University, he found he had nowhere to shoot a bow. That was something he was determined to change.

Think the crossbow industry needs standards? You're not alone. The North American Crossbow Federation is set to hold a meeting to establish those standards.

If you're heading to the Lancaster Archery Classic, make sure to carve out some time to meet your favorite pro archers.

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The Archery Trade Association has chosen Matt Kormann of Marietta, Georgia, as its next president/CEO after a nationwide executive search.

Archers and bowhunters alike are familiar with the frustration of losing an arrow. A company called Breadcrumb has solved that problem.

Department of Interior looks to public-private partnerships to improve infrastructure on public lands, committed to keeping public land public and “right-sizing” public-land hunting.

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has informed Cabela’s it has concluded its investigation of Bass Pro’s $4.2 billion buyout and has given the deal the official go-ahead.