Tag : Bowhunt Hawaii

Back Tension Release | Clients are always asking how we get such tight groups practicing at longer distances…here is a start, shooting with a Back Tension Release, check it out. THE GRIP Before drawing the bow, position your hand on the grip and start pulling with your release hand to put pressure on the string. […]

Choosing a Broadhead for Hawaii Hunting. Ask 10 Hawaii bowhunters which broadhead they prefer for slaying pigs, Axis deer, goats, or Mouflon sheep and you’re likely to get 10 different answers. And each guy will swear the one he uses is the only one to buy. “I’m telling you man, you don’t want to shoot anything […]

Broadhead Sharpening Made Easy. I don’t know about you but every once in a while I miss. I live in Hawaii so that pretty much means my broadhead (BH) is going to land on a rock, tree or at best in the dirt. That’s not good for the BH and as everyone knows, it is imperative […]

Hawaii Archery Pig Hunt Hawaii Archery Pig Hunt | check out this cool reverse angle

Shane Dorian Bowhunting Hawaii

Hawaii Bow hunting areas open this weekend Pohakuloa Training Area will be open to mammal bow hunting Saturday and Sunday. All hunting areas will be open from 5 a.m.-7 p.m., each day; no early access is permitted. Hunters must check out by 7:30 p.m. each day. Training Areas 1-4 and 9-15 will be open for […]

The Rain Follows the Forest | The sun is rising over the Waianae Mountains as more than a dozen conservationists, biologists and volunteers prepare to make their way through the bog and tricky terrain of the Ka’ala Natural Area Reserve. They have one ultimate goal—reintroducing Native plants to our rainforests, and in turn preserving our […]

Big Hawaiian Boar | Our good friend Ralph  has been catching a big Hawaiian boar after dark each evening on one of his trailcams. Hope this big boy doesn’t make a mistake by coming out too early!

Big Island Solo Goat Hunt Hawaii solo goat hunt Mahalo to Area808 for this vid.

Hawaii Pig Hunters | Medical officials have a health warning for feral hogs hunters. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, feral hogs can expose hunters to a bacterial illness called brucellosis. Texas Agriculture Commissioner Todd Staples says hunters need to avoid contact with the animal’s blood or organs. “Part of being a safe hunter […]