Here at Equalized Outdoors, as we rolled into the season, we created a series of saddle-hunting videos for the average hunter, especially those of us on the larger side, like this author. Traditional coverage tends to focus on the outliers in the woods, and we want to plug at least a few of those holes. That said, we’ve shown you how we climb the tree, how we hang our gear in said tree, and now we finally finished it off with how to get said gear to said tree. Education is

All I wanted to do once I returned home was test my bow properly at the range. Out in Wisconsin, I noticed that my issues only showed up on targets beyond 35-40 yards, which I hadn’t really shot much of, if I’m honest. Undoubtedly, that contributed to the problem, because at those ranges and under the margins, any inconsistencies aren’t easy to detect due to the speed of modern compound bows.