Frontal Shots with a bow Disclaimer ! Although this can be a devastating shot and if made correctly the track job should be very short. If you don’t have the utmost confidence in your ability to hit exactly where you are aiming every-time, if you don’t have the confidence to “thread the needle” or you […]
Author Archives: John Stallone
Preparing for Hunting Season: Increase your success 10 fold!
posted by John Stallone
The more I talk to guys about hunting especially those who are consistently successful there is a pattern that is undeniable:
Javelina Hunting in Arizona
posted by John Stallone
Its almost that time of year when the Javelina tag draw opens in Arizona we are almost already booked up
Mule Deer Hunting on the Wasatch Front with Kip Fowler
posted by John Stallone
As a lifelong bowhunter, Kip Fowler has some tips to take your bowhunting to the next level. In addition to telling some great hunting stories, Kip focuses on some of the smaller details today that can add up and make your bowhunting experience more successful and enjoyable.
Broadhead Test and Review 2020
posted by John Stallone
Broadhead test 2020: Every couple of years I like to test the broadheads on the market and just get a good overview of what, why , how just to make sure I’m shooting the best of what I can out there.
Vane Testing / What’s the best vane for my arrow
posted by John Stallone
Finding the best vane for you arrow set up can be an absolute chore there are so many types and styles and things to consider and what it comes down to is fletching up 3 of all the types and styles you want to test and shoot them, shoot them inside, outside, in wind, your self , shoot them with a shooting machine
How to clock your arrow / How to determine what helical to fletch your arrows
posted by John Stallone
Clocking your arrows is How to determine what helical to fletch your arrows. It is the way the arrow naturally wants to spin out of the bow.
Building the perfect arrow
posted by John Stallone
Over the last couple seasons I have had some experiences that have led me to look for a more perfect arrow set up. I talked to everyone I knew in the hunting Industry about building arrows