Bow and arrow hunting has come along way through the years. I’d rather be bow and arrow hunting for white tailed deer than to take my rifle. I found that choosing the correct bow and arrow can be a bit of a challenge and have laid out some information that can help you out.
Bow And Arrow Hunting Basics
A large part of selecting the right bow and arrow will depend on the type of game your after. What I choose for white tail deer will not be the same as hunting turkeys of course. Factors to consider are the length of the bow, the draw and color, all of which are very important.
As for the arrows, depending on the type of game your hunting will determine which variety of arrow head to be used which is more important than the type of arrow selection. Arrows used to hunt smaller game have a far more chance of missing the target so they are more likely to get lost or broken which will need to be taken into consideration. For example you will not want to use expensive arrows but they will need to be durable.
Selecting The Right Bow and Arrow
Timber and fiberglass bow and arrow may not be the right choices for the professional hunter or big game hunter so you see not one size can fit all. A rugged compound bow like the Diamond Razor Edge by Bass Pro Shop is an excellent bow for hunting deer. The reason I chose it was because it’s light, noise dampening and has high performance single cam technology. This bow requires better arrows like aluminum or carbon and my choice for arrow shaft is the RedHead Carbon Supreme Lite Custom Arrows – 2” Blazer Vanes by Bass Pro which has a a multilayer carbon composite fiber that delivers flatter trajectory, greater strength, and a truer spine.
You will always want to select a bow that is right for you with regards to size and there many to choose from. When bow hunting the draw length of different bows can vary from 28 to 36 inches and arrow can be in lengths from 31 to 40 inches so you will want to make sure you select the right size bow and arrow at the same time.
One of the straightest arrows manufactured will be made of aluminum and if I’m going aluminum I chose the Easton Premium Finish XX75 Camo Hunter Aluminum Arrows by Bass Pro. This arrow has bee the most popular amongst bow hunters for over 50 years now and for good reason. Easton guarantees uniform shaft weight to ±1%; exact diameter tolerances ±.0003″; exact spine tolerances ±.0005″; and exact shaft straightness.
Fact is the only problem with using aluminum arrows is that after you get a good kill shot and you are removing the arrow it can be un-noticeably bent. The naked eye can see some bent arrows but others may be bent just enough to throw it off big time the next time you use it.
I hope this gives you a better idea of bow and arrow hunting and what the best products are to use.






The most important aspect of hunting concerns how to walk and carry a gun. It is important to make certain that the muzzle always points faraway from the hunter and any fellow travelers. There are a lot of ways to do this. One alternative is the side carry, which is effectively carrying the gun with one hand and tucking the stock between the elbow and the body. It is not recommended to use the side carry when the hunter is strolling through dense brush or with other companions strolling in front, although.
Tim Leatherman went and got his qualifications form Oregon State University and received top marks in mechanical engineering. Which no doubt assisted him with creating his multi tool and knife making firm.



