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Based on the superior qualities of the Hoyt REDWRX Carbon RX-1 as a hunting bow—mainly its quietness and shootability—you’ll be ready to jump on the carbon-riser bandwagon and proclaim it a better mousetrap.

Hoyt has updated its In-Line System to make the new Ventum Pro even more streamlined, balanced and lightweight.

Hoyt has set a new bar with the RX-5. We've shot and tested every RX model the company has put out over the years, and this one trumps them all when it comes to overall shootability, stealth and that oh-so-good feel.

At 3.7-pounds and 29-inches axle-to-axle, the Hoyt Eclipse women's bow in Realtree EDGE camo offers all of the forgiveness and stability of a longer riser, without the extra weight.

Archery season is just around the corner in many states (if it hasn't opened already), but it's never too late to update your equipment. Here are this year's best new compound bows for hunters looking to make a last-minute upgrade.

Get a closer look at the some of the most noteworthy bows and archery gear introduced this year.

For bowhunters shopping for a new compound, 2011 will have the biggest array of smooth-shooting, quiet and fast bows ever offered.

If you bowhunt turkeys, which do you chose—an old-school, replaceable-blade broadhead, or new school mechanical head?