Respect. That’s what I like to think pushes me to make each and every decision I do. I don’t always make the right decision, but none of us do – 100% of the time. We’re gonna stumble, we’re gonna fall. Bottom line is I feel a huge, overwhelmingly intense sense of responsibility when I’m bowhunting. I try to uphold the legacy to its highest regard. You, I, we are all the keepers of this great tradition. It is a gift and I for one am thankful, successful or not, each and every time I’m granted an opportunity.

A huge thanks to Rick, @arrow_reaper, for posting this on Twitter. I don’t take credit for it, it’s not my creation, but I do feel it’s my duty to share.  Enjoy…

Who doesn’t like comebacks?! The Destroyer 350 is back and is better than ever available only in limited quantities through 2013 as the Destroyer 350 LE. Featuring HardCore Limbs, OverDrive Binary cam system, and the FLX-Guard cable containment system, the Destroyer 350 is a bow that causes the ol’heart to skip a beat! For more information on BowTech and their latest lineup check out www.bowtecharchery.com.

Essentials

• Draw Weight: 60-70 lbs
• Mass Weight: 4.1 lbs
• Effective Let-off: 80%
• Draw Length: 25”-30”
• Kinetic Energy: 95.22 ft/lbs
• Axle to Axle Length: 32.375”
• IBO Speed: 350
• Brace Height: 6”

100 miles anyone?  Latest issue of Bow Adventures rolled out and if the first rendition of the 2010 Burning River 100 wasn’t enough for you, you can re-live it all over again in the pages of the 2012 Fall Issue.

As always it’s totally worth checking out as the offering of useful information and great stories by some of the best bloggers the web has to offer is nothing short of plentiful.  Highlights include 2012 #Deertour preview, equipment reviews, habitat improvement tips, and much much, more.