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How Much Is Enough??
By Jace Bauserman
I had an interesting question asked of me in a recent email. The e-mail read: I’ve been hunting strictly with my bow now for close to two-years. I’m enjoying it, but I’ve had some struggles. I’ve found that I procrastinate shooting my rig. Three weeks before season I grab my bow and start cramming. This method has proved to be, well, not so good. I want to shoot more, but I work long hours and have a family. So I ask you, “How much practice is enough?”
One To Remember
By Jace Bauserman
Nothing beats the feeling of opening day. Regardless of what species we are pursuing, the feelings of hope, excitement and nervous anxiety are intoxicating. They can’t be trumped. We spend months waiting on them, and when they finally do arrive, it’s like Christmas Morning when we were ten-years-old all over again.
Turkey Season Off To A Bang!
By Jace Bauserman
2011 Colorado Ranching For Wildlife Turkey
I love turkey season! The sound of deafing gobbles and the sight of a vibrant fan is something I crave. During the months of April and May I just can't seem to stay out of the turkey woods.
Foul Weather Tom Tactics
By Jace Bauserman
As the days grow longer and the dark doldrums of winter subside, the minds of turkey hunters go into overdrive. We all envision vibrant fans topping a ridge followed by electrifying gobbles. Crisp mornings without a breath of wind evolve into sun-soaked afternoons. It's funny that during our poetic daydreams not one of us imagines buckets of rain or fantasizes about gale-force winds. However, Mother Nature never seems to read the script, and we are often plagued by inclement spring weather. It's at times like these when we have a choice. Do we head for home or high tail it back to camp? Will we allow ourselves to fall into that category of hunters who say, “I'm not going through all this just for a turkey.” Or do we simply play the hand we’ve been dealt, use our brains and put a foul weather tom on the soggy ground? The answer is simple: Forget the weather and make it happen.
Hoyt Teen Claims World Archery Festival
By NewsOK
A teenager sponsored by Hoyt recently claimed the male youth freestyle division in the World Archery Festival in Las Vegas last month. Fourteen-year-old Will Gibson started shooting a bow at age 7 and he is also an avid bowhunter.
