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Highlights from the article: "HEY, DAD, are you going to write a story about this hunt?" But invariably the wind would shift, the buck would vanish, Dad would jump an unseen deer, a barking dog would spook every living thing, or other hunters would unwittingly stalk into us. It wasn't the monster he'd once dreamed of, but this Last Stand buck taken in the 11th hour of the hunt - and of life - thrilled Dad as much as any animal he'd ever taken. Over the next three months, Dad and I formed a strong bond hunting elk and late-season deer in Idaho.

The article shares his experiences as bowhunter along with co-bowhunter Larry D. Jones in celebration of their success in bowhunting which have paralleled to the 45th years achievement in "Bowhunter Magazine".

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of bowhunting of an elk which included hiking in the camp, bugling of elk, and renting of two mules for journey into the canyon.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of bowhunting a deer in Idaho and mentions how snow storm presented the suitable weather for the hunt.

The article offers information related to moose hunting states of the U.S. such as Vermont, New Hampshire and North Dakota and further informs about the Yukon and Northwest Territories of Canada for moose hunting as of September 2014. INSET: WHERE TO HUNT.

The article offers brief information on several bowhunting backpacks which include the Traverse from Alps Outdoorz, the Badlands 2200 bulky gear from Badlands Gear and the core of Blacks Creek's Remedy 7 pack from Blacks Creek.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of trying his first elk hunt, in which he was motivated by the promise of adventure given to him by a man named Billy Cruise. INSET: A LEGEND LOST.

The article evaluates several treestands including the Brotherhood line from Ameristep Inc., the Crusader Climbing Treestand from API Outdoors, and the L360 Single Ladder from Millennium Treestands.

The article presents the author's views on the 40th anniversary of the "Bowhunter," magazine.

The article mentions the 50th anniversary of Pope and Young Club (P&Y Club), a record keeping organization for archery-killed big game, and offers information on P&Y Club's "27th Biennium Awards Banquet and Convention" held in Rochester, Minnesota in April 2011.

The article presents information on hunting high-pressured elk which was tough although the author had 40 years of bowhunting experience.

A personal narrative is presented that explores the author's experience of bowhunting a huge black bear with Mike Ukraintez in Alberta.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of whitetail hunting at Chisholm Trail, located at north of Oklahoma border.

A personal narrative is presented which explores author's experiences of elk hunting on a low-cost and public land with the use of unlimited elk archery permits, Nikon EDG 8x32 binoculars from Nikon Inc., and Carbon Express Aramid KV 250 shafts.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of moose hunting in the Yukon Territory.

The author shares his experiences as bowhunter together with co-bowhunter Duwane Adams who had guided him through hunting primarily with eyes for Coues deer, mule deer and elk in Arizona.

The article presents information on different issues related to hunting such as scholarships, information resources and various products for hunting.

The article presents information on the Pope and Young Club's Biennium National Convention and Awards Banquet, held in Denver, Colorado, from April 23-25, 2009.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experiences regarding deer hunting.

The article evaluates several treestands for bowhunters including the Raptor Series of treestands from Summit Stands, the Pack-N-Stack ladder stands from Rivers Edge Treestands, and the Bow Lite ladder from Ol' Man Treestands.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of hunting antelopes in Nevada and in Colorado.

The article presents the personal experiences of the author as he went bowhunting in Canada. INSET: THE JIM RULES.

In this article the author discusses his experiences bowhunting in Southern Africa.

In this article the author describes his experience hunting in the Yukon.

The article discusses winter turkey hunting.

The author relates his experience of Bow hunting for Dall sheep.

In this article the author describes his experiences bowhunting on Kodiak Island, Alaska. INSET: A DIFFERENT APPROACH.

The article presents the author's experience of bowhunting the bull bison in low temperatures.

The article presents information related to mountain hunting boots manufactured by various companies. INSET: An Inside Look At Boots.

The article focuses on the author's experience of bowhunting a big black bear.

The article presents the author's experience of caribou hunting.

Presents information on the author's experience of a hunting trip in Alaska.

Focuses on the author's experience of hunting in Central Mexico.

The article discusses a world record elk that was made in the process of a casual chat. In 1999, an Arizona bowman named Les Shelton had shot at and missed a giant bull. Since that time, people had seen that same bull and even videotaped him. The author and his brother Charles Franklin had the feeling that the huge bull was still there. As the author and his friend Travis Mast were driving in the dark toward their hunting area, the author said that he was sure that he had seen that big elk. Little did he know that, within 3 hours, his words would prove prophetic.

This article focuses on the author's experiences regarding elk hunting.

Reports on author's adventures while hunting.

The article focuses on the dreaming about bowhunting.Serious bowhunters are doing one of two things— dreaming and dreaming about bowhunting. But sometimes dreaming about bowhunting is more frustrating than helpful. It just causes anxiety. In Arizona, the bow season runs the whole month of January. Feral hogs, common across the southern tier of states from Florida to California, can be hunted by stalking, baiting, and hound running, and most states have a liberal bag limit or no limit at all. In California's Zone A along the central coast, archery deer season opens in mid-July. Any serious bowhunter knows those fabulous 12 months won't end anything. With January only a week away they pack their luggage.

Focuses on experiences of the author while bowhunting a Muskox in the Tundra region.

Focuses on the experience of the author while hunting for bears along with his two friends. Description of their journey; Number of bears they encountered in the northern Saskatchewan region; Narration of the author's search for a bear 'Goldie'; Skull measurement of the bear.

Examines the essential elements that determine the navigational skills of an outdoorsman and the necessary steps that should be taken to ensure that they don't get lost. Author's experience on a hunting trip on Montana mountain; Importance of observation skills in navigating through wilderness; Basic tools necessary for navigation.

Views on the judgement of a person about the significance of treestand in deer hunting. Patience in looking for the deer; Efforts in conducting the treestand; Styles and manner in hunting.

Relates elk bowhunting experience in Idaho. Event description; Partnership with Steve Largent; Citation of activities. INSET: Congressional Leaders Take to the Field.

Narrates the experience of the author on bear hunting with bowhunters in Manitoba. Citations of the bowhunters during the bear camp; Descriptions on the bear trails; Details on the hunting and fishing experience.

Reports the evidence of the survival of hunters in the bowhunting society in the U.S. Stability of hunter numbers; Effects of high license cost on the number of hunters; Problem regarding the increase price on the application for tags.

Focuses on the experience of bowhunting in Mexico. Leasing hunting rights; Techniques in hunting; Procedures for deer spotting.

Discusses changes in bowhunting and bowhunters in the United States from 1969 to 2001.