Starting with the December 2007 issue, we began a series of two new columns -- Survival by John Solomon and Fit to Hunt by Dan Staton. ... (READ IT)

Most of my life I have been anti-ATV. ... (READ IT)

The staff at Bowhunter all have different levels of experience, varied backgrounds, and diverse hunting goals. Every issue, we try to address this diversity. ... (READ IT)

In our annual Gear Special we always recognize the value of specialized products. Here are three such products that could fill bowhunting niches for you this year. ... (READ IT)

I have strong opinions about the use of words. As I read some 800 manuscripts submitted each year and edit roughly 150 features and columns for the magazine, I have plenty of opportunity to see words used and abused. ... (READ IT)

Bowhunter magazine was born in 1971, and this, the December 2006 issue, marks the end of Bowhunter's 35th Anniversary. It also marks the last issue in which M.R. James has an "official" presence. ... (READ IT)

Through the Youth Hunter Essay Contest we've been able to recognize and reward hundreds of great kids for sharing their thoughts, feelings, and experiences about various topics of vital interest to all of us. ... (READ IT)

Some states and provinces require hunters to salvage bear meat, others do not. Regardless of the law, black bear meat is among the best of all wild game. (Includes recipes.) ... (READ IT)

As we wrap up this landmark year and look toward the magazine's 35th anniversary next year, I feel compelled to salute the Bowhunter crew's work. -Jeff Waring ... (READ IT)

Led by the U.S. Sportsmen's Alliance (USSA), a number of hunting organizations, including Bowhunter Magazine, met in January to launch the Bowhunter Rights Coalition (BRC). ... (READ IT)