I upped the ante from a tennis ball today. Today and tomorrow are the last days to shoot before my shoulder surgery on Tuesday. Thinking about getting a Sage or something similar @ 35#-40# to start shooting when Doc and PT give me the green light to start again. Minimum in MI is 35# for whitetail, just in case I don’t make it back to my longbow @ 55# in time.

Opening day here for us in Ontario. Enjoying a 2C morning, very still, waiting for that first gobble here at our small farm. Got my trusty Saratoga Longbow with me and a couple of options for broad heads. Trying the funky chicken Jake over a breeding hen decoy. Nice and close to the blind.

What method do you prefer and why? I currently shoot 3 under but since we have a while before deer season, I think I might experiment a little. See what happens.

BowHunting questions answered! This is an older video from last year but I do believe one that warrants circling back on just because of this amount of questions I get in my mentoring and coaching sessions regarding bow weight and hunting weight, etc. I am condensing several questions into this video for all you folks who asked some that were related. Shoot a bow that you can manage under the conditions you'll be hunting under. This is bit longer so grab a coffee and enjoy! What is your draw weight scale for hunting? Hit the poll below! ⬇️ 🏹 And leave a comment and photo of your bow!

First pic is this time last year. About to make her first road trip for a 3d shoot down in kamloops. She was 6 months and I couldnt believe she got so big so fast. The second is the other day at the range. Felt like we got no puppy time. But she still is a puppy for the most part. I feel blessed to have such a good dog in my life. She brings back birds, sniffs out antlers, finds my arrows, and when she isn't doing that she's finding some other way to be the MVP.