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A bow only has to do a few things well for it to be a good bow. The cams must line up with the string when you look at the string before drawing it. It needs to be adjustable enough to match your draw length and weight, and it must feel good in your hand. With these criteria in mind, here are several of the best bargains on the market. They cost less than top-shelf models, but have all you need.

If you hunt strictly for food, a traditional bow may not be your best option.

Crossbows are not the evil, end-of-the-world weapons that some archers tell you they are.

Bear Archery's Anarchy compound bow features the longest axle-to-axle measurement of any of the company's other bows.

Want to drop more deer with your bow? Speed up your shot process to hit vitals in three seconds or less.

Quiet and maneuverable, the TechHunter Extreme features a built-in wrist sling and machined cutout in the arrow shelf that identifies centershot at a glance.

The Drenalin, Mathews' latest version of the Solocam, borrows the proven advances of prior models and combines them with a couple of new ones.

Achieving maximum penetration, accuracy and trajectory requires compromises. Here’s how I select and design my hunting arrows.

From attaching your nocking point, to tying a bowstring, we give you the 10 most important steps to setting up your bow.