BowCast Blog

Hope everyone in BowCast land is doing well.

As I am running through my checklists and gearing up for our Kansas/Nebraska/Colorado turkey hunts, I thought I would spend some time outlining some things I think about when setting up Turkey decoys for success.  I know many of you are heading out and climbing in a blind for the first time with a bow.  I hope this blog entry gives you some to think about when you are setting up O'Dark Thirty.

I have always said , "If you kill one turkey you found a dumb bird, if you kill two birds you are lucky but if you kill more than three birds you know what you are doing," Jason Z from Fargo, ND has turkey hunting down to a science. Below is his story, Great Job! - Jason

Stefen's Dad, Chris Gomes sent me this story. I it great to hear about a kid take his first animal. The best part is that Stefen really worked at it; he practiced, he put the time in and he made the shot. Stefen great job and thank your dad for taking you hunting. - Take Care Jason

Gobble, Gobble, Gibble...I wish Turkey only cost a nickel!

Winter still has it's hold on us here in Colorado, but, that doesn't prevent me from thinking ahead to the spring Turkey seasons here in the west. Who is with me? I can't wait to pack up my blind, my bow, some new and cool broadheads for birds, and get out on the river bottom and chase those wiley creatures around!