Articles from Bowhunter (July 1, 2004)

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Title	Author	Words
Africa keeps calling: a bowhunter can get addicted to the sights and sounds around an African hide.	Burrows, Matt	965
Airline travel for bowhunters: in recent years, flying has got more complicated. The guidelines here will help simplify your travel plans.	Andersohn, Nathan L.	1484
Amazing prairie bucks: a few pitfalls along the way only make a whitetail hunt all the more amazing.	Lefemine, Pat	1560
An awesome night!	Armstrong, Joshua	873
An unexpected gift: "which all led to a serious mistake. I picked up a bow, and drew it.".	Jolly, Paul	1023
As he said: the persistent guidance of a brother can give rise to the birth of a bowhunter.	Schirado, Kevin	1231
Ask Bowhunter.		1458
Badlands bucks: Teddy Roosevelt's old stomping grounds still offers modern-day adventurers plenty of big game action.	Brockman, Dan	2167
Bowhunter[R] Magazine's: 2004 Youth Hunter Essay Contest results: the results are in! And the winners are ...		689
Bug out! Don't lose your hard-earned trophies to this devastating, silent menace.	Frey, Jeff	1553
Bushveldt honeymoon: South Africa proves itself as the perfect destination for newlyweds.	Brooks, Kathy	1409
Diverse Africa: for endless variety, contrast, and action bowhunters should look to The Dark Continent.	Holt, Dave	2059
Dream season.	Lutt, Dustin	1870
Elk-call a bear: in September you might think you're hunting elk, but you might be in for a surprise.	Jackson, Roy	993
For a reason: when you're hunting bighorn rams, you can't always explain why things happen.	Hatch, Perry N.	1676
Getting started.	Schuh, Dwight	699
Goats galore: a Hawaiian vacation promises good hunting and relaxation at a reasonable price.	Rodriguez, Nancy	1795
How to call a moose: "of course, the grocery store is not the only place where I have put my moose call to good use.".	Fehr, Andrew	1374
Just as they did: a search for desert mule deer can stir ancient feeling in a modern bowhunter.	Claypool, Eddie	2042
Lady luck bears: when a bunch of ladies travel to Black Bay in northern Saskatchewan, the black bears are in trouble.	Valentine, Brenda	2016
Mrs. bear hunter: a Canadian bear hunt can tie a person's stomach into knots of fear--and then miraculously untie those knots.	Cirbus, Donna	1498
One lucky guy: hey, anybody who kills an 8x6 bull that gross-scores 390 is a very lucky guy.	Potter, Ray	2692
One more hour: you can be in the best spot and use the best techniques, but what you really need to kill a whitetail is just a little more time.	Butler, Jason	1190
Pointblank bowhunting: the point in bowhunting is not to see how far you can shoot an animal but how close ...	Lauber, Lon	1970
Roaring river: when you're hunting grizzlies, your greatest danger might not be the bears.	Gibson, Robert J.	1991
Roosevelt rendezvous.	James, M.R.	1820
Send a clear signal: a few simple items and some basic knowledge can ensure a quick and safe rescue.	Solomon, John	949
The black plague: when a bowhunter is obsessed with a Shiras bull moose, there's only one cure.	Hinton, Rik	2768
The glow: as both a guide and guided hunter, this writer offers a list of things to do to make any guided hunt a glowing success.	Kayser, Mark	2439
The ins & outs of better shooting.	Easton, Andrew	483
The Montana slam: the badlands of eastern Montana offer bowhunters a mixed bag of excitement.	Vinson, Donald	1954
The newfie pied piper: using rattling antlers as his flute, this outfitter leads unsuspecting caribou stags into the range of waiting bowhunters.	Jones, Larry D.	2372
The sheep hunter: stalking free-ranging aoudad sheep in the canyons of Texas will challenge your skill--and your mettle.	Ray, Brandon	2941
Thirty days in purgatory: the outcome of your big game hunt might depend on what you do for 30 days prior to the hunt.	Wells, Curt	1407
When the red stags roar: this bowhunter found a solution for his hunting headache at the bottom of the world.	Barnes, Robert D.	2126
Whistling arrows.	Robinson, Lauri	844