Hello, and welcome to my Product Reviews and Blog Articles. I’ve started this page to try to help people in the world of archery and bowhunting. I have found that especially newcomers to the sports of archery and bowhunting have appreciated my reviews because I take an unbiased approach and try to just tell the…Read more
Dragon X9 Review
My first thought of the Dragon X9 when I opened the box was that it looked a lot like the Dragon X8. The moment I took the bow out of the box, I was happy to see that Sanlida took my recommendation and placed a tag on the D-loop, instructing customers not to dry fire…Read more
Diamond Edge 320 Review
This post is a review of the Diamond Edge 320 compound bow. I’ve been told that this bow is intended to replace the Diamond Edge SB-1, but I am still waiting for the final proof of that statement. One thing that the Diamond Edge 320 has over the Diamond Edge SB-1 is an extra inch…Read more
Dragon X8 Compound Bow Review
I tested the Dragon X8 compound bow to discover what speed the Dragon X8 shoots arrows at the various draw lengths. I tested the change in draw weight that occurs as you change the draw length of the Dragon X8. All of this information is listed in the data chart provided below as well as…Read more
Elite Ember Review
Learn all the details you need to know about the Elite Ember before deciding if it is the right compound bow for you.
Diamond Edge SB1 Review
After extensively testing the Diamond Edge SB1, I found that it was of the best in its class. The Diamond Edge Sb1 and compared it to the Bear Cruzer G2, Diamond Infinite Edge Pro, and the Diamond Edge 320. The Diamond Edge SB1 had good stats compared to those other bows. I will do a…Read more
Bear Cruzer G2 REVIEW
Bear Cruzer G2 Review In this article, I am going to share with you my findings after completing an extensive review of the Bear Cruzer G2. For this review, I took the item out of the box and mounted the accessories. The box also comes with a handle inside so that you can turn the…Read more
Turkey Hunting Public Land
Turkey hunting public land in the spring is not always an easy task, especially if you hunt anywhere near where I do in Pennsylvania, New York, and Maryland. The reason it can seem so difficult is because there are SO MANY PEOPLE doing it! The following ideas are my suggestions to help you be successful,…Read more
How to Ask Permission to Hunt Someone’s Property
It may seem like an easy thing for some people to do, but for others, asking permission to hunt someone else’s property can seem like a daunting task! So how do you get started? I mentioned in my last Blog that it is a good idea to start by asking around among your friends, family, and church members….Read more
More Hunting Spots Lead to Greater Success
In all my years of experience, I have observed that your greatest chance of success of harvesting a nice buck, or even a deer in general, is the very first time you sit in a stand location. Why is that? It is because you haven’t been in there messing your own spot all up by…Read more
A Few Don’ts of Deer Calling
Especially with all of the hunting shows that are on TV and the Internet nowadays, there has become quite a craze with deer calling. It’s understandable. You see someone blow through a grunt call or hit some rattle antlers together on TV and then a few seconds later he or she shoots a giant buck. Sadly,…Read more
When to Start and When to Stop Scouting for Deer Season
For years now I have been helping hunters improve their skills when it comes to hunting. A large part of that involves helping them have the right strategy going into deer hunting season. A crucial element in that is when to start scouting and when to stop. What I mean by “when to stop” scouting…Read more
Blind Map Reading Challenge
This page is for my fans who want to share their score from a successful harvest on a blind map reading challenge. Feel free to add your name and score, but keep your sharing brief. For instance, state – I harvested a 2.5 year old buck on hunt #3 of a blind map reading challenge in the state of Virginia. It was…Read more