2013 Bowtech Archery – Limited Edition Destroyer

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In true Bowtech fashion, they’ve kicked off the new product year with another teaser video. Sent out to their email list and featured on the Bowtech homepage, this first video touts “The Bow that Started it All” which turns out to be a the Destroyer LE.

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2013 Alpine Archery – Roxstar and Verdict

2013 Alpine Archery

Alpine is the first to show off their 2013 bow line with two new additions: the Roxstar with its anodized aluminum riser and the Verdict, a forged-riser bow with a good specs at a very affordable price.

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2013 New Bow Watch

Little by little some information is starting to leak out for the 2013 bows. Check back as more information and bows are added!

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2013 New Archery Gear Watch

It’s time to start looking at the 2013 lineups for new archery gear! Check back for continuing updates.

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Deer and Elk Anatomy: Where (and where not) to Place the Shot

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When talking to fellow bowhunters and asking the question, where should you place the shot, the answer will often be “behind the shoulder” or “in the pocket” or something similar. But what does this really mean? Let’s take a closer look at deer and elk anatomy and try to really understand where all the important parts are.

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Reviews of Archery Apps for Android and Apple iOS

Apps are everywhere and there is nearly an app for everything! While archery is not as inundated with apps as some subjects, there are plenty out there. My experience in using them has been from great to abysmal. This article will be a place to collect those experience and provide some (hopefully) useful reviews.

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Penetration Testing: Why You Should NOT Use Foam for Comparing Hunting Penetration

Arrow foam penetration

The past few years penetration testing has become a hot topic. As bows have begun to top out in speed more attention is being paid to other ways of optimizing archery equipment. Of course penetration has always been of special concern to hunters so as to cleanly kill our game as quickly as possible.

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How to: Properly Size a Peep Sight

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Being accurate with archery equipment requires either luck or consistency. Luck runs out, consistency wins! One of the tools that archers have in their arsenal is the peep sight; a seemingly simple device that when used properly is greatly beneficial.

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300 Days to 300 Vegas: BHFS!

300 in 300 days

I really loved doing the previous 300 days to 300 using freestyle equipment so I’ve decided to have at it again; only this time I’ll be attempting it using bowhunter freestyle equipment!

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DiY Target Update: Maintenance and Durability

DiY Target update

It’s time to take a look at the target I built approximately two years ago (spring 2010) and see how it is holding up and what needs to be done to maintain it. Since it was meant to last a lifetime, we’ll look at how it’s doing and if it’s on course to last.

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Review: Carbon Express Maxima Hunter Shafts and Arrows

Carbon Express Maxima Hunter Review

The Maxima Hunter is one of Carbon Express’s premier arrows and a staple for many hunters. The latest version of the Maxima Hunter has stirred up some controversy with its claims of Dual-Spine Weight Forward technology. Read along as Archery Report analyzes this arrow, the manufacturer’s claims and see how they fare!

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Review: Vanguard Endeavor ED Binoculars

Vanguard Endeavor ED Binoculars review

Every sportsman knows the value of a good pair of binoculars. Archers and bowhunters are no exception and good optics can mean the difference between the 14 ring or the on an elk target at 45 yards, or missing out on that set of antlers hiding behind a bush in the woods. Come along as we take a look at the Vanguard Endeavor ED Series.

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2012 Obsession Archery: Lethal Force, Addiction, Obsession SS and Sniper XS

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Last year Obsession Archery was a little heard about company in the southeast USA that had only one bow for sale. This year they are taking the leap to a line of four different bows. Not only did they release a full line of bows, they also claim to have the fastest 7″ brace height bow, clocking in at a true 345 fps.

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2012 New Breed Archery: Eclipse, Lycan, Horizon, Double Helix and Spawn

2012 New Breed Archery

New Breed Archery has gone from new guy on the block with two bows last year (Genetix and Cyborg) to releasing a full line for 2012, including a shoot through riser and youth bow. For 2012 New Breed has also introduced the Bionix 2.0 cam system which stays true to their claim of having smooth drawing bows while still having very respectable speeds.

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Review: The Bow Time Machine, bow press and draw board in one

Bow Time Machine

The central tool for any archer or shop to work on bows is the bow press. A quality press can be a great advantage to the bow-tech and a substandard press can not only be hard to work with, but can cause permanent damage to or even destroy bow. This review will take a look at Sootball’s Bow Time Machine which is not only a bow press, but also a draw board.

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