Bows & errors: life will turn sour on a bowhunter no matter what he does. If you can't laugh, stay home!

Article Abstract:

Bowhunters should be able to laugh at themselves because in no other type of hunting can so many things go wrong. The wind can shift without warning, gear can break or malfunction, and the game is totally untrustworthy. Tales of bowhunting misadventures are presented.

Cover Story, Humor and anecdotes

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Electronic hunting: video systems force the archer to wait for the exact moment

Article Abstract:

Hunters can improve their accuracy by using interactive video systems such as the Dart system. Archers must shoot an image of an animal projected onto a screen within 20 seconds with a blunt-tipped arrow. The cost of using the system is $6 to $12 per hour.

Usage, Training, Interactive video systems

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Really big game

Article Abstract:

Skillful hunters can use a longbow to hunt big game animals such as bears, elk and moose. Howard Hill, a bowhunter from the 1930s to the 1950s, was even able to shoot a buffalo while on horseback.

Equipment and supplies, Big game hunting

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