How smooth a particular bow feels varies dramatically depending on its length and design, as well as the stature of the shooter. The most notable difference between a compound and a traditional bow ...

limb design, and bow materials, it’s pretty safe to say that any recurve shooting 225 feet per second is pretty darn zippy. Even an entry-level compound can shoot that fast in its sleep.

The design of a compound bow’s limb pockets is crucial to its durability and its ability to dampen vibration. Limb screws that sit in the center of the pockets attach the riser, and the screw allows ...

Pennsylvania bowhunters are diverse, with a growing number of hunters opting for the versatility of crossbows, while die-hard compound enthusiasts hold fast to their upright bows. This has notably ...

The best compound bows meet your skill, style of hunting and budget. In previous years, determining which bow was the year’s best wasn’t too difficult. There was almost always a clear-cut winner.