News

Levi Morgan wins IBO National Triple Crown; Ellison wins recurve silver for third time at World Games; and Lyons and Davis bring home barebow hardware from World Games.

Pure Archery Group sold to JDH Capital; PRADCO Outdoor Brands hires director of mergers and acquisitions; and Pope and Young record book entries deadline Is Dec. 31, 2022.

The Outdoor Group showing strong product availability; Lancaster Archery Foundation contributes to Team USA; USA Archery increases Para archery outreach initiatives.

Team USA’s Ellison and Kaufhold win World Cup mixed team recurve gold; USA compound men’s team wins bronze at World Cup; Team Mathews and Team Bowtech both shine at ASA Pro/Am.

2022 Muzzy Classic bowfishing tournament results; Gillingham wins again at second leg of IBO Triple Crown; and World Game tickets available now.

Scent Crusher sold to FeraDyne Outdoors; Cobra Archery granted trigger patent; and Paige Pearce and Mike Schloesser continue their 2022 tournament dominance.

The World Games are heading to Birmingham, Alabama, in early July 2022, and it’s an opportunity to expand interest in competitive archery, especially with compound bows, on a global scale.

Veterans take to archery with Pope and Young; Levi Morgan wins first leg of National Triple Crown; Mike Schloesser wins second-straight World Cup title; and NASP begins awarding $500 scholarships.

New P&Y world record typical velvet mule deer; S3DA offers online coaching certification; Josh Kuder joins NDA board; and GSI Outdoors acquired by Pelican International.

Hunting license sales remain strong; 2022 Field Nationals champions; NASP tournament participation numbers; and NWTF leadership change.

Leupold & Stevens partners with Mule Deer Foundation to host Black-Tailed Deer Summit; Rock Outdoors to represent Bear Archery in Northeast; Page Pearce breaks record in Redding victory; NASP returns to in-person competition; and ATA updates quarterly FET Report and FET Guide.

Rinehart Targets names new president, first Pope and Young Field Judging Championship, and finding new deer hunters in under-represented communities.

Easton shooters win gold at first World Cup event of the year, Mission Crossbows sweeps ASA Pro/Am, Dan McCarthy wins for third time this season, and USA Archery names compound lineup for 2022 World Games.

ACU Archery under new ownership, NASP Academic Archer Program results, and Kinsey’s adds Latitude Outdoors to its distribution offerings.

Idaho becomes 50th state to allow lighted nocks and mechanical broadheads; National Deer Association’s 2021 Field to Fork Report; Rob Wallace named to S3DA Board of Directors; and Lancaster Archery Foundation awards grant to 2022 World University Games archery team.

Kyle Douglas wins 3rd NFAA Indoor Nationals title, Paige Pearce and Tim Gillingham repeat at USAT Arizona Cup, and 14 USA Archery national records set at 2022 ITAA State Championship.

ATA Vice President and Chief Conservation Officer Dan Forster explains federal excise tax (FET) “slippage” and shares what the Archery Trade Association is doing to combat it.