Archery Trade Association Articles

Members share their feedback and appreciation for ATA’s Bow Technician Certification Course.

Dan Forster, ATA’s vice president and chief conservation officer, shares ATA’s role and efforts to ensure the FET program is fair and the money is used appropriately.

ATA members, hunters and anglers help pay for work by state wildlife agencies to manage wildlife and wild places, ensuring the future of hunting, fishing and other outdoor recreation.

The ATA's 2024 Archery and Bowhunting Summit provided helpful insights into archery and bowhunting participation numbers that state agencies and industry members can use in future efforts.

The “Connecting with Conservation” video series simplifies the message on how conservation is funded and informs hunters, anglers, trappers and shooters how they are primary funders of land, fish, and wildlife conservation in America.

Capitalize on the ATA’s new opportunity to become a certified crossbow technician.

Team Bowtech’s Paige Pearce wins NFAA Western Classic; 2024 NASP Eastern National Tournament success; ATA’s 2024 Quarter 1 Retail Trend Tracker Survey results available; USA Archery and Move United partner to expand archery programming to veterans; and S3DA hosts record-setting Western Indoor National Championship.

Exhibitors were impressed with the 2024 ATA Show turnout, venue and diversity of retailers from across the country who came with a business mentality.

Don’t get blindsided by an IRS audit. Pay the federal excise tax on bowstrings to abide by the law and ensure an equal playing field for all manufacturers.

These quarterly reports share insights on retail product sales, pro shop trends, and customer demographics and preferences to help ATA members make smart business decisions.

GAS Bowstrings hires Braden Gellenthien as new general manager; ATA welcomes Alex Heiser as director of marketing and communications; Bass Pro Shops U.S. Open Bowfishing Championship returns to Louisiana; ATA announces 2024 Board of Directors election results; Xpedition Archery adds two engineers; and Lancaster Archery Foundation awards $100,000.

The latest bow show didn’t disappoint.

Editor Dave Maas takes a look back at the 2024 ATA Show and the new Archery Business Pavilion at SHOT Show.