Comments for Bowhunting.Net https://bowhunting.net Online bowhunting website for bow hunters and archers and those interested in how to bowhunt. Bowhunting.net was founded in 1996 by veteran bowhunter Robert Hoague. Daily updates of bowhunting articles, gear reviews, news, and tips. Bowhunter interviews, wild game and venison cooking, arcarticles and blogs. Deer and wild Turkey bowhunting tips and storys. Forums and Podcasts for bowhunters. For bow hunters and deerhunters and those interested in bowhunting and archery or becoming an Archer or a Bowhunter. Sat, 15 Jul 2023 04:41:53 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on TESTING GRIM REAPER BROADHEADS by Jay Liechty https://bowhunting.net/2018/05/testing-grim-reaper-broadheads/#comment-42447 Sat, 15 Jul 2023 04:41:53 +0000 http://ethereal-zucchini.flywheelsites.com/?p=76513#comment-42447 In reply to Danny Groves.

Hey Danny, that is excellent advice. Grim Reapers are made with utmost care and quality attention. There’s nothing like knowing you will get the animal and especially watching it drop….for shorter blood trails and longer stories hunt with the Grim Reaper and Watch’em Drop! Take care Jay.

]]> Comment on Turkey Youth Seasons by Robert Hoague https://bowhunting.net/2023/04/turkey-youth-seasons/#comment-42446 Fri, 07 Jul 2023 23:53:18 +0000 https://bowhunting.net/?p=91376#comment-42446 In reply to Sheridan Reichel.

First, make sure that your State allows 10 year old’s to hunt deer. I definitely think you should take her with you on a deer hunt. – Robert Hoague

]]> Comment on Field Evaluation: 2011 Darton DS-3800 by George Burton https://bowhunting.net/2010/12/2011-darton-ds-3800-product-review/#comment-42407 Wed, 24 May 2023 10:15:06 +0000 http://ethereal-zucchini.flywheelsites.com/?p=7524#comment-42407 I have a 2016 DS3800 and hands down it’s everything you read about it and more! It’s an awesome shooter very easy to draw very smooth and a sweet holding weight! I will never sell mine as it’s as dependable as they come and a blessing to my Darton bow collection! Ted Harpham sold me the bow and was dead on when he told me I’d love it thanks Ted my friend! Rex your awesome too for designing and making such great bows!!

]]> Comment on Turkey Youth Seasons by Sheridan Reichel https://bowhunting.net/2023/04/turkey-youth-seasons/#comment-42399 Tue, 23 May 2023 20:07:55 +0000 https://bowhunting.net/?p=91376#comment-42399 I need some advice for a unique situation. My 10-year-old daughter has health issues that prevent her from using a regular bow for shooting. However, she’s been expressing her desire to go hunting with me, so I’m considering getting a crossbow for her. The plan is to set up a double bull and find a good spot where she has a decent chance of taking a shot. She has experience shooting her 22 rifle.

]]> Comment on Meopta MeoSight IV- Red Spot Equals Quick Shot by Bart https://bowhunting.net/2023/05/__trashed-3/#comment-42383 Sun, 21 May 2023 14:36:06 +0000 https://bowhunting.net/?p=91815#comment-42383 An awesome sight, thanks for the review. I have one on my Benelli Nove Turkey gun. It gets the job done!

]]> Comment on TESTING GRIM REAPER BROADHEADS by Danny Groves https://bowhunting.net/2018/05/testing-grim-reaper-broadheads/#comment-42375 Fri, 19 May 2023 23:35:05 +0000 http://ethereal-zucchini.flywheelsites.com/?p=76513#comment-42375 In reply to Brian Kightlinger.

Hi Brian how’s it going? Hope you are doing well, and still killing them big bucks? I’ve had decent luck the past few years but haven’t been able to hunt as much as I wanted. They can’t go wrong listening to you, and I know you love some Grim Reaper heads. Take care Brian.

]]> Comment on TESTING GRIM REAPER BROADHEADS by Danny Groves https://bowhunting.net/2018/05/testing-grim-reaper-broadheads/#comment-42373 Fri, 19 May 2023 23:12:40 +0000 http://ethereal-zucchini.flywheelsites.com/?p=76513#comment-42373 I’ve used Grim Reaper razor cut, the 1.5 3 bladed model for years. Never had a problem with them and was so surprised at first when got pass through after pass through with them. I switched a few times when a “better” head came out but it was never a better head only a “big” problem. Well I learned my lesson and now understand that there are trade offs in everything, you want more penetration you give up cut size and therefore blood trails are smaller, you want incredible blood trails you often try to use to big a broadhead , getting you limited penetration and sometimes even losing an animal in the process. It can be overwhelming for a young bowhunter starting out , I’ve been a Bowhunter for 30+ years now and I’ve used everything out there for big game and especially ?deer, which is my favorite animal to hunt, and if you want some good advice I’ll tell you, use an American made product that’s tested and does exactly what it says it does , use Grim Reaper broadheads and watch em drop. I have for years and I will continue to because they work for me and they’ll work for you. Sight in with field points, then screw on your mechanical Grim Reapers and hunt, that simple. Ofcourse you can shoot one mechanical next to the field points to compare points of impact, mine are always the same shooting same grain Grim Reapers and they always shoot like that out of my tuned PSE Carbon Air. Good luck but you won’t need it, shoot the Reapers and watch em, yeah, drop !!!

]]> Comment on Bear Lure, Does It Work? Plus Fred’s Bear Tips. by John Streiff https://bowhunting.net/2022/07/bear-lure-does-it-work-plus-freds-bear-tips/#comment-42306 Mon, 08 May 2023 16:02:20 +0000 https://bowhunting.net/?p=88345#comment-42306 Awesome article ,I am a bear guide myself for almost 20 years now , can’t agree more with most of what you said . Only thing I can add is the bears incredible intelligence, with that said as far as I’m concerned ,the good Lord carries most of the credit for bear harvest .

]]> Comment on Hunt Where they Strut by Walt Lane https://bowhunting.net/2023/04/hunt-where-they-strut/#comment-42261 Mon, 01 May 2023 13:08:55 +0000 https://bowhunting.net/?p=91630#comment-42261 That’s a great article Joe! You took me right to the shot as if I’d been there! Good shooting too!

]]> Comment on Magnetize Your Bear Bait Sites by Stacey https://bowhunting.net/2013/04/magnetize-your-bear-bait-sites/#comment-42227 Thu, 27 Apr 2023 02:42:11 +0000 http://ethereal-zucchini.flywheelsites.com/?p=36931#comment-42227 Do you still sell the code blue savory bacon attractant ?

]]> Comment on Straight Talk Interview: Diane Miller by Linda Tressler Hoover https://bowhunting.net/2012/02/straight-talk-interview-diane-miller/#comment-42151 Mon, 17 Apr 2023 15:54:15 +0000 http://ethereal-zucchini.flywheelsites.com/?p=23305#comment-42151 This was a great read, Diane! Another part of your life to catch up on. While I knew you were involved in the archery program, not the extent. You’ve known such amazing people; what an honor! …what a life! Happy trails to you, ’til we meet again!

Love you, friend! Linda (Tressler) Hoover

]]> Comment on Straight Talk Interview: Diane Miller by Tom Jenkins https://bowhunting.net/2012/02/straight-talk-interview-diane-miller/#comment-42149 Mon, 17 Apr 2023 12:10:44 +0000 http://ethereal-zucchini.flywheelsites.com/?p=23305#comment-42149 Really Enjoyed the read. You have had an amazing life. You didn’t just talk it, You lived it. Diane, Your the right person for the job. Wishing you the best.

]]> Comment on Tim Wells Yucatan Oscillated Turkey: CONTACT! by Rai shahzaib https://bowhunting.net/2023/04/tim-wells-yucatan-oscillated-turkey-contact/#comment-42084 Wed, 12 Apr 2023 13:00:46 +0000 https://bowhunting.net/?p=91423#comment-42084 Hi,

My name is Roy, an outreach specialist.

I noticed you have amazing contributors on your blog and I was wondering if you still accept guest posts?

It’s great that you only work with unique and valuable contributions. In fact I’m ready to keep up that standard and provide you quality content.

If you are open to it I’ll be happy to provide you with well researched articles.

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]]> Comment on ENTER HERE: WIN A FREE PAIR OF VORTEX BINOCULARS by Marcus Ellis https://bowhunting.net/2023/03/enter-here-win-a-free-pair-of-vortex-binoculars/#comment-42056 Mon, 10 Apr 2023 00:29:35 +0000 https://bowhunting.net/?p=91309#comment-42056 Can only hope binoculars are as good as the rifle scopes ,if so what a prize this will be.

]]> Comment on American Cherokee Bow & Arrow Building by james m tepedino https://bowhunting.net/2022/08/american-cherokee-bow-arrow-building/#comment-41915 Wed, 29 Mar 2023 14:15:18 +0000 https://bowhunting.net/?p=88460#comment-41915 where or who can i buy this style bow

]]> Comment on The Ultimate Shed Hunting Guide For Beginners by Ksa Travels https://bowhunting.net/2022/03/shed-hunting-for-beginners/#comment-41896 Tue, 28 Mar 2023 10:51:00 +0000 http://ethereal-zucchini.flywheelsites.com/?p=81523#comment-41896 Great article you shared with us. Thanks!!

]]> Comment on Gobbler Grand Slam by Doni https://bowhunting.net/2023/03/gobbler-grand-slam/#comment-41775 Thu, 23 Mar 2023 16:17:20 +0000 https://bowhunting.net/?p=91254#comment-41775 Nice article. Great Season Turkey Trophey.

]]> Comment on Is Your Broadhead The Best One For Wild Turkey? by Jim Litmer https://bowhunting.net/2023/03/the-best-turkey-broadhead/#comment-41679 Wed, 15 Mar 2023 23:22:10 +0000 http://ethereal-zucchini.flywheelsites.com/?p=75045#comment-41679 Tracy, I agree with the fact the GR’s are great for turkey but take a slightly different approach for where to aim. The entire body cavity is covered with fluffed up feathers which is hard to define the placement of the softball. Consider this if you will. The waddle however is exposed, and doesn’t move nearly as much as the head. Hit the waddle area and you might as well have cut his head off. If you miss the neck you get to hunt another day and haven’t hurt the bird.?

]]> Comment on Is Your Broadhead The Best One For Wild Turkey? by Jim Litmer https://bowhunting.net/2023/03/the-best-turkey-broadhead/#comment-41678 Wed, 15 Mar 2023 23:21:21 +0000 http://ethereal-zucchini.flywheelsites.com/?p=75045#comment-41678 Tracy, I agree with the fact the GR’s are great for turkey but take a slightly different approach for where to aim. The entire body cavity is covered with fluffed up feathers which is hard to define the placement of the softball. Consider this if you will. The waddle however is exposed, and doesn’t move nearly as much as the head. Hit the waddle area and you might as well have cut his head off. If you miss the neck you get to hunt another day and haven’t hurt the bird.?

]]> Comment on 21st Century Traditional Archery by José Miguel Bandeira Machuca https://bowhunting.net/2010/10/twenty-first-century-traditional-archery/#comment-41672 Tue, 14 Mar 2023 10:14:06 +0000 http://ethereal-zucchini.flywheelsites.com/?p=5255#comment-41672 FElicidades.

Muy buen articulo.

Saludos.

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