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Bowhunting Tips: Pushing and Pulling

We all realize that to shoot a bow some form of pushing and pulling has to take place – but probably not as much as you’ve been told. Archery, like I’ve always said, is a game of repetition, and trying to rip the bow in half just wasn’t something I could repeat.

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Bowhunting Tips: Tie It All Together

Few bowhunters spend much time worrying about the serving thread on their bowstring and/or cables. However, poor servings can cause major inconsistencies in how your bow performs. Whenever you are working with servings, there are several keys to make sure it will hold up and perform well.

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Cleaning Cast Iron

Remember the golden rule of cast iron, and never add soap to clean a pan.

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Feeding Working Dogs: The Importance of Great Nutrition

Working dogs need the right food to stay in peak condition. Discover nine tips for working dog nutrition, from finding the perfect balance of nutrients to varying food by season.

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Bowhunting Tips: Three-Part Anchor Position

If you know archery, you know how important a consistent anchor is. Most people just think of anchor as being only one thing. But the truth is, having a repeatable anchor position involves three major components.

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How to Transition to a New Dog Food

Transitioning to a new dog food can be a long, drawn-out process—but it doesn’t have to be. Discover the eight keys to successfully switching dog food, from mixing the old and new foods to timing the transition just right.

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