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Arrow Choices
This article is reprinted from the Oct/Nov 2018 issue, Skin a Cat column. Tell us your favorite hunting arrow in the poll and the end of the article. Wood Although no one knows exactly how long bows and arrows have been part of human culture, their use as weapons and hunting tools has [...]

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String Hand Alignment
It might be a good idea to try something different when working to improve your shooting accuracy. I hope this tip will help others as much as it has helped me. In the past, I had trouble with my shots going left or right of the intended target. Everything I read stated that [...]

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The Pursuit of Bowmaking
Growing up as one of four daughters in a family dedicated to traditional longbows, I have been shooting a bow since I was able to pull one back and have been an avid hunter since age thirteen. Most thirteen-year-old girls spent their fall weekends with friends at football games, but I spent mine [...]

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Digital Issue: Oct/Nov 2026
Featured Articles A Humbling Affair by Gavin Steele Double Down and Double Up by Jeff Stonehouse Whitetails Coast to Coast by Darren Haverstick The Show-Me State Where to Aim? by Tim L. Lewis A Season Afield by Jim Willems Black Bear and Elk Ibex Driving Me Wild by Errol Benstead Wild Cuisine [...]

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Hydrogen Peroxide for Blood Trailing
Hydrogen peroxide (3% solution) is a very powerful tool for blood trailing. Any little spec of blood, no matter how old or dried, will turn white and frothy as soon as the peroxide hits it. This tool can help you find blood when it isn't visible to the naked eye, such as after [...]

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