Every year, I remind hunters to get their hunting license applications in on time. And every year, even though I’ve spent so much time telling others to apply, I forget to do it myself. That’s […]
There are better times of the year to go bowfishing for carp. Hardcore bowfishers say late summer is fantastic, when the water’s lower and hotter, and the fish are snagging cottonwood seeds off the surface. […]
Back when I was the outdoors editor at the paper, my job was pretty sweet. I had the freedom to decide what I wanted to write about, then figure out how much time I wanted […]
Bows have gotten pretty expensive in the last 10 to 20 years. I think I paid $300 or $400 for my Browning Mirage back in 1991, and at the time, that was a hefty price […]
I spent a lot of time bowfishing for carp on the Wind River when I was a kid. I started bowfishing each year about the time the ice melted off the river, and I kept […]
Don’t just let that bow sit in the closet or out in the garage all summer. Dust off the case, take the bow out and get some practice. There are dozens of archery ranges around […]
I used to have a membership to an indoor archery range in Cheyenne, but I’ve been bad about getting back in there for the last few years. I really should shoot the bow all year […]
I’ve been neglecting my bow for far too long. I haven’t pulled it out of the case since last archery season, and shooting a bow isn’t like riding a bike. You’ve got to keep practicing […]
Some things you just have to do, even if you don’t want to. One of those things is tuning your bow. You can get close to what you’re shooting at if you don’t have a […]
My oldest son has always been good about making sure he doesn’t mess up my hunting season. It’s been that way since the day he was born, which was August 14. He was polite enough […]
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