If you would like to learn some bow setup techniques, stay tuned as I will post some good videos that I have found. As it is a little better to see and follow it visually, rather than read text.

This video is on “In Season Bow Maintenance.” Check out the short video below. Matt Hogue from the Bowcast Pro-Staffillustrates some great tips on three steps to keeping your bow in “form” during the hunting season.

Do you want to see and hear about hunting mule deer in South East Colorado -  in “real-time?”  Then make sure and tune in to BowCast.com starting November 18th as Aneal Roney and Matt Hogue from BowCast tell us through semi-live audio and video podcasts what they are experiencing in the field.  BowCast is welcoming you in to join this hunt – for 5 days straight!

Tune in beginning November 18th on BowCast.com to see video of the animals they are seeing, tech tips along the way, and every other aspect of their hunt with guide Miles Fedinec from outfitter Outdoor Expeditions.

Aneal and Matt will be hunting during the mule deer rut in South Eastern Colorado.  This time of year the bucks are moving and Aneal and Matt will be talking to you about the equipment and tactics they are using to increase their success in the field.

These live feeds should make for an exciting week on BowCast.  Make it a point to check in, especially if you are thinking about hunting out west in the future for big game!

To learn more about where these BowCast Pro-staff will be hunting visit Atkinson Expeditions.

Important Links for “BowCast In The Field” beginning November 18, 2009:

The BowCast Blog

BowCast Video

The BowCast Team

This is a very good article from the BowCast site, that shows you some trials and tribulations with picking the right sight “for you.”

Most sights today offer the necessary items that will cater to just about every hunter out there. Those items that Wayahsti is talking about are: a level bubble, third axis adjustability, fiber optic pins, and a round pin guard.

Read the full article here.

If you would like to learn some bow setup techniques, stay tuned as I will post some good videos that I have found. As it is a little better to see and follow it visually, rather than read text.

This video is on “Scent Prevention – The System.” Check out the short video below. Join Anthony and Aneal from BowCast as they talk about scent prevention and the system you should apply before and during hunting activities in the field.

Here is a great follow-up article to this posted by Josh Fletcher on Bowhunting.com

The Elite Archery line is an incredible bow line that most archers are unaware of as they do not mass advertise; they only do it by word of mouth. I have my sights on an older Aigil or a new GT500 for next season.

This was a great interview, with one of the best bow engineers in the world. Some of you may know who Kevin is and some of you may not. But, after listening to this podcast, you will know he definitely knows what he is doing.

Do you know the how and why a cam works on your bow? Do different draw lengths mean different string lengths? What does a hot rod engine have to do with a compound bow cam? Anthony and Aneal are joined by Kevin Strother, who is a bow designer and consultant to Elite Archery. Kevin shares his over 25 years of experience designing bows and cams to answer some very common questions about how our bows really work for us (and sometimes against us!). He also reviews the 2009 Elite Archery lineup and covers the differences in each bow and what went into each individual design.

You can listen to the podcast here.

I found this useful little recipe that I found on BowCast. They are a great little pick me up when you need one on the mountain. They don’t require any special storage.  It doesn’t matter if they get mashed.  They are not that bad for you and best of all they taste great and are less filling…Wait, isn’t that a beer?  

But it is approximately:

• 3 cups powdered milk
• 1/2 cup ground flax seed
• 1/2 cup ground wheat germ
• 1 cup old fashioned oats
• 1-1 1/2 cups peanut butter
• 1-1 1/2 cups honey

 Read the full article here.

This is a great little 2 minute clip an on suggested form for shooting a bow. Anthony Dixon from Full Moon Productions talks about proper starting position and shooting form.

If you would like to learn some bow setup techniques, stay tuned as I will post some good videos that I have found. As it is a little better to see and follow it visually, rather than read text.

This video is on “How to Fletch an Arrow.” Check out the short video below. Matt Hogue illustrates the simple steps and equipment needed to begin fletching your own arrows.

Registration for BowCast At The Bird – http://www.BowCastAtTheBird.com

We are 4 weeks away from the greatest Archery and Bowhunting event of 2009!  If you haven’t already viewed the promo video for BowCast at The Bird, check it out on YouTube:

Early Bird Registration is closed, but as a BowCast Newsletter subscriber, we wanted to share a couple of announcements with you before we release to the general public.

Celebrity Guests Announced!!!

A press release is going to be released in the near future, but we thought we would share with you the opportunity you have to listen to some guys who flat out know what they are talking about.  BowCast at the Bird is much more than just a 3D shoot – it’s an educational experience designed for hard core archery hunters.  Here is a list of seminars that will be available and some of the professionals you will have the opportunity to shoot with on the course.

Read more…

Bad news, Dan Staton will not be able to make it to The Bird…this epic event will go on without him!

He will be on his honeymoon up in Banff with Alicia. 

If you can’t understand why he is marrying this girl, then read his post here!

I think that she is hunting a little too close to the road!!!