I still remember the first time I heard about saddle hunting. My boyfriend walked in excited, ready to tell me all about this new method—complete with the pros, the cons, and why he thought it...
Many bowhunters judge their arrows with a simple yes-or-no approach: either they’re good or they’re bad. Straight or crooked. True or false. While this quick evaluation works sometimes, there is a much better—and far more accurate—way to assess arrow performance: checking your arrows at the component level. This is where the Arrow Inspector™ from Pine Ridge Archery becomes an essential tool. To explore the Arrow Inspector and other tuning tools, visit Pine Ridge Archery.
Did you know that taking your arrows for a spin can be the difference between driving tacks and missing the mark? When one of your arrows doesn’t hit the mark, it is sometimes hard to...
Bowhunting turkeys can be tough. They have eyes like an eagle, a small vital area and can disappear after the shot, never to be seen again. To kill one with a bow, it is best...
Christmas is almost here. Buying something for the bowhunter in your life is often difficult. Most bowhunters I know don’t really have a wish list. If they want something, they go out and buy it....
We’re in the heart of bow season, which means many hunters are preparing for the most intense moments of the year—recovering a shot whitetail. Whether you’re a new bowhunter or a seasoned veteran, a quick...
At Pine Ridge Archery, we love seeing our customers succeed—especially when they tag big western game on DIY hunts. Recently, we spoke with Jake Rush, Manager of The Outdoorsmans in Phoenix, Arizona. His company builds...
More bowhunters are discovering the advantages of bowhunting whitetails from the ground. For decades, most hunters relied almost exclusively on treestands. But with the rise of pop-up blinds and mobile ground setups, hunters now realize...
In the sport of archery, it is the little things that count. For instance, a smaller diameter peep sight can help you dial in your rig tighter than you ever thought possible. Who would think...