Pro's and Shops Love the NITRO Vane
We are getting amazing feedback from professional archers and dealers who have tested the NITRO Vane and here are a some of the things they said...I never had a first impression like the Nitro Vanes gave me. I immediately went to the shop and replaced all the fletching’s on my target arrows...In my opinion, Pine Ridge Nitro Vanes are truly a superior vane.
START THEM YOUNG
John Schaffer from Schaffer Performance Archery has introduced dozens of kids to archery and bowhunting so he knows how to get kids involved in archery and keep them interested. “I think many dads try to introduce their kids to deer hunting first. I believe that can be a mistake. In today’s fast-paced world, kids are used to playing video...
CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR THE BOWHUNTER BY TRACY BREEN
Christmas is almost here. If you haven't found that perfect gift for the bowhunter in your life check out the bowhunting accessories listed below! Brightly colored products are the rage these days. Everyone wants to add bright colors to their bow setups. Pine Ridge Archery is offering several accessories that come in over half a dozen different colors...
How to find your deer during the rut
One way to make sure the bucks stick around is to ensure that the does stay around. The way to keep the does around is by providing them with a food source. Probably one of the best rut phase food sources is a brassicas food plot. Turnips and sugar beets are two of the best options for hunting season. Why are these two options so good? When the temperatures are below freezing, these two vegetables turn into deer candy. The sugar content in them drastically rises. When the sugar content rises, the does will typically flock to this food source. When the does arrive, the bucks won’t be far behind.
Tools of the Trade By: Tracy Breen
If you are into working on your own bow, you have already learned you can never have enough gizmos and gadgets. Below are a few gadgets that make working on a bow easier. If you are in the market for a bow press, check out the article I did for Hunting.net a month or so ago.