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Feature Articles
Find the latest feature articles here! We generally post new articles every few weeks, and most of them can be found right here. Click on any headline below to find the full article. Some may be from past or future issues, and some might be just published here on the site. And be sure to click the 'view more articles' link at the bottom of the page to read articles you may have missed.
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Screaming Mimi
By Robert Booth
The deer came with the night, riding the crest of darkness like a surfer in a pipeline, as the wave of evening swept down upon the woods drowning the landscape in ever diminishing sepia. It came as a ghost in the wake of the last shaft of light . . .
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Jun/Jul 2013
Available through August. 20, 2013
Profile of Ed Bilderback. Hunting: whitetails, wild hogs, elk and Coues deer. How-To: Make Your Own Laminated Longbow. Bowfishing for Dakota Salmon.
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BHA Awards at the Boise, ID Rendezvous
By David Lien
Two members of the Colorado chapter of Backcountry Hunters & Anglers (BHA), Craig Grother and David Petersen, were recognized for outstanding contributions to protecting backcountry habitat and promoting the conservation efforts of BHA at the organization's national rendezvous in Boise, Idaho, on March 23. . . .
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My First Bowhunt
By Konrad Lau
When I was a young man, back in the late 1970s, I was renting a little house with a large back yard that had gone to seed. My best friend, Paul (now gone from us) showed up at the house one day running on about the end of civilization. . . .
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Apr/May 2013
Available through June. 20, 2013
Interview with Bob Lee, hunting turkey, whitetail deer, elk and small game. How-To: Sharpen Your "Ear Vison"; Make Silhouette Targets.
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The Promise of a New Dawn
By Bill Pfingsten
The rooster crowed, shattering the early morning silence. It was our alarm clock. My hunting partner, Mike Steliga, and I were hunting a 400 acre farm in southwestern Wisconsin . . .
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Solitude III
By Monty Browning
The trail, if you could call it a trail, followed a long rising bench above the river. The rain had stopped but everything was drippy wet and it seemed that each disturbed drop had managed to find its way into my hip waders . . .
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Finding Roots
By Jeremy D. Holden
After 12 hours in the truck it felt good to get out and stretch my legs. I had made it back to Southwest Nebraska for the third year now. I was once again in the pursuit of a spring turkey. . . .
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How To Make a Toothbrush Rest
By Mark Kimber
The brush rest, in my opinion, is the most durable and aesthetically pleasing method I have seen for shooting a traditional bow with an elevated rest. . . .
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If It Was Easy...
By Shana Lewis
"If it was easy, women and children would be doing it…" A phrase an old coworker and good friend of mine, Tim Williams, would mutter to me every time we were doing something difficult and strenuous on the job site . . .
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1989--Looking Back
By Patrick Poole
In 1989, a wonderful thing happened to the traditional archery community. A magazine was started by Mr. T.J. Conrads; it has been a huge influence in my life. Now, over twenty years later, the magazine has grown to be one of the premier archery magazines in world. . . .
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Bowhunting Statement
Recent history has seen the image of bowhunting as a challenging undertaking by individuals striving to harvest an animal utilizing one's wits and skills -- in close quarters, with minimal equipment -- morph into another sport of technological domination over the quarry . . .
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