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Most hunters buy bows by going to their local archery pro shop, picking out a bow, and then having the professional adorn it with expensive accessories. Like most other retail products, you’ll pay more for this personalized service, but in most cases you can be assured of a personalized fit. However, if you’ve owned a bow before or you’ve done your research and know exactly what model and size bow you’re after, you can save money by purchasing a package bow from a big box store or mail order operation.

Elite has debuted its new-for-2020 Ember bow—a fully adjustable compound aimed squarely at the hunting market.

The new Drive bow from Quest excels in speed and accuracy, making it the fastest bow in the Quest line.

Properly sighting in your bow requires more than just moving pins. Correct your bow’s three sight axes to get the most accuracy.

When choosing a new hunting bow, there are several factors that should be considered.

How you set up your bow will ultimately determine how reliable it is at the moment of truth. Remember, if it can go wrong, it will. Here’s how to set up your bow so it won’t.

Here’s a comparison of three top laser-rangefinding bow sights on the market, so you’ll know their pros, cons and prices before you consider bolting one to your bow.

Mathews Archery has announced the introduction of its new Bow Builder. The new custom shop allows consumers to choose from six different finishes and a bevy of string, cable and damper color configurations to create a unique bow build.

Here is an eight-week training program full of tips and tricks designed to make you a better bow shot in time for fall.