Entries Tagged Dave Maas

Magnet Outdoors enters the food plot arena as a new company, but its leadership team goes back to the very beginning of the industry.

Study reveals levels of public support for hunting and sport shooting; Scheels and ATA partner on archery staff training program; Mike Schlegel receives Pope and Young award; Chuck Sykes named executive director of the CAHSS; and Steve Hall rejoins NBEF board of directors.

The 2026 ATA Show will feature an expanded lineup, with a brand new expo for the public and an NFAA Indoor Archery Tournament.

The 2024 Mathews Lift was one of the company's all-time best sellers. So how does the 2025 Lift X measure up?

2026 Lancaster Archery Classic dates set; National Deer Association signs on as official +ONE partner; NSSF opens Hunting Heritage Trust Grant applications; recent S3DA championship breaks records; and National Archery Association Foundation becomes the USA Archery Foundation.

What happens when you dry-fire a $1,500 Mathews compound bow — twice? Check out the insane slow-motion video!

Bodie Turner breaks record at 2025 Vegas Shoot; Delaware becomes 50th state with NASP; list of Pope and Young live auction hunts continues to grow; and Texas A&M wins Indoor Championship.

Do you think the owner did a decent job on his Mathews Phase4, or is it — in the words of an archery shop owner — “hot garbage?”

This year’s winners include a new compound bow, a quick-release bino harness, and an innovative way to mount a wind detector.

Enter by Jan. 15, 2025, for your chance to win your share of more than $25,000 in prizes and raise money for Convoy of Hope.

P&Y welcomes Delta McKenzie as new Gold Level Partner; QAD announces partnership with Final Draw TV; Hoyt Archery now offers Mossy Oak Bottomland across its entire hunting line; and P&Y heading back to Texas for another Bowhunter Bash.

The archery and bowhunting industry’s largest trade show is exclusive to ATA members. It will be held Jan. 8-10, 2025, in Indianapolis, Indiana.

Competing in his fourth Paralympic Games, Team USA’s Matt Stutzman wins the ultimate prize.