Emily Kantner

Release aids aren’t the flashiest archery accessories. But unless you’ve mastered shooting fingers, you’re going to need a reliable release to arrow any animal. Between hooks, calipers, triggers, wrist straps, and handhelds, you’ll find dozens of different combinations in the archery aisle. So while...

Unless you’re instinctively shooting stick and string, odds are you need a bow sight that helps you zero in on your intended target. But like most archery accessories, the wide array of bow sight options can get overwhelming. So we narrowed it down to the best of the best based on the type of sight...

An often overlooked piece of gear in the bowhunter’s toolkit is a reliable arrow. Arrows aren’t as exciting to tinker with as the latest carbon compounds, but behind the bow, they’re the equipment that has the most impact on deadly accuracy. You can skate by without a stabilizer or the latest camo...

Dry, damaged bowstrings can blow up in your face, causing significant injury, wrecking your rig, or—worst of all—spoiling your shot at the buck of a lifetime. Bowstrings that are past their prime can also reduce consistent accuracy and have a negative impact on overall performance. Over time, the...