Reverse-draw style crossbows like the TenPoint Nitro XRT and the Wicked Ridge RDX 400 have seen a rise in popularity over the past few years. The reverse-draw design yields certain advantages over its traditional forward draw counterpart when it comes to
Published on Monday, February 18, 2019by TenPoint Crossbows
To better understand how the crossbow arrow nock can play a significant part in the overall performance of a crossbow, it is helpful to understand the progression of crossbow nock designs over the years.
Published on Wednesday, February 6, 2019by bzabitski
Before you put your crossbow away for the rest of winter, here are ten maintenance tips that you should follow to prepare your crossbow for off-season storage.
For a majority of those who hunt whitetail deer, the rut is the most exciting time to be in the woods. The chances of seeing mature bucks during the daytime in areas where does frequent are highly increased. For those still left in the hunt, h
Published on Thursday, September 27, 2018by bzabitski
It is important that you follow the proper steps for sighting in your variable-power scope to achieve the highest level of accuracy from your crossbow.
Published on Thursday, September 6, 2018by bzabitski
Opening day of archery season is just a few short weeks away in most states. It's time to formulate a hunting plan for the early part of the season when bucks have yet to start to exhibit pre-rut behavior.
This year, TenPoint has introduced three new crossbow models which have taken the marketplace by storm – the Shadow NXT, the Stealth NXT, and the Nitro X. No, these crossbows are not just like your hunting rifles, but they are the most accurate and highe
Published on Tuesday, March 20, 2018by TenPoint Crossbows
The early signs of spring are finally starting to appear in most locations around the country, and, for many hunters, the onset of spring means that turkey hunting season is just around the corner. For those of you who will soon be in the woods in search
Published on Tuesday, November 14, 2017by Jake Miller
November is here. The most coveted time for a whitetail hunter to be in the woods is upon us. As you scroll through your social media feed or talk with your buddies and fellow hunters, don’t get discouraged if you aren’t basking in the same luck as those
Published on Thursday, September 28, 2017by Jake Miller
Something often times considered but, disregarded more often than not, is the entrance and exit routes to and from your tree stands or ground blinds. In this article, we are going to dive into the thick and thin of this somewhat ambiguous topic.
Published on Wednesday, September 13, 2017by Jake Miller
For all the improvements in trail camera technology that we’ve seen over the last decade or so, sometimes it’s the cheaper alternatives with a little bit of strategy that are the biggest contributors to successfully patterning mature deer!
Published on Thursday, August 17, 2017by Jake Miller
The best hunting crossbow have more to them than meet the eye. Speed, accuracy, and durability all come into play, but there are other factors to consider; like scope and, more importantly, cocking device. That can be a difficult decision.
Published on Wednesday, July 12, 2017by Jake Miller
Shooting a crossbow sounds easy enough to most people, and truthfully, it is. But it is not the cliché of “shooting like a gun”. Crossbows are far more intricate. In this article we walk through the step-by-step process for correctly cocking, loading, and
The most important part about being an ethical hunter is making certain your equipment is dialed in as accurately as possible, and the way you ensure this is by properly sighting in your hunting weapon of choice. Sighting in a crossbow is similar to the w
Let’s face it, there are about as many treestand manufacturers as there are automovile manufacturers, and there are just about as many different models to choose from! Just like choosing a vehicle to drive, there are some ways to help narrow down your sea
Truthfully, there is no better summer month to hang a treestand than June, but you have to know some things before you're actually ready, and it might not be what you thought of before.
Driving down back country roads in the heart of the Midwest, you’ll encounter vast expanses of land dedicated to growing crops. Increasingly, the hunting community is also planting food in the ground to support wildlife in a given area with supplemental f
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