Dave Maas Articles

If you have the floor space available, displaying a pop-up blind featuring see-through walls will allow customers to see — literally — what they’ve been missing.

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.

ScentLok offers Pope and Young membership; Easton shooters sweep Dutch Nationals; Pope and Young Inter-Mountain Bowhunters Bash With Bakcou; and IHEA-USA Annual Conference.

At the conclusion of the second ASA Pro/Am of the 2022 season, McCarthy, Pearce and Gillingham continue their dominance in their respective divisions.

The Government of Canada recently announced it will remove pre-entry COVID test requirement for fully vaccinated travelers on April 1, 2022.

USA Archery hosts Indoor National Final, ATA weighs in on the “America the Beautiful” initiative, and USA Archery adds National Elite Development Programs.

ATA announces 2022 Board of Directors election results; USA Archery RED Program; S3DA’s 7th Annual Indoor National Championship; and NASP launches Student Contributor Program.

Just when you think you’ve seen it all, a thief walks out of retail store with a crossbow hidden in his sweatpants.

Although the 2022 ATA Trade Show faced unprecedented challenges, attendees and exhibitors were able to meet face to face, see and test new archery products, and plan for another big sales year.

Not a single manufacturer of compound bows builds a model designed for finger shooters. In the author’s opinion, that’s just wrong — and a poor business decision.