Bowhunting the off season

A lot of bowhunters get bored during the off season, not realizing that a Snaro can offer them a lot of archery action and excitement all year long. Other archers hit the indoor ranges and/or join target leagues. The practice and comraderie are both great but if you’re like me, a live target keeps you in better tune with your archery gear, is more exciting and keeps you in the woods.

Birds with a bow and arrow in the off season

Bowhunting the off season

Bowhunting in the off season with a Snaro can be both exciting and affordable. Check your local regulations for small game seasons that remain open all year, and read through the list of unprotected species to see which may even be living in your backyard. Some on the list will certainly be edible, while others are nuisance/invasive species, and others may be predators that decimate the songbird and other small game populations.

Bowhunting the off season

Bowhunting in the off season with a Snaro from Snaro.net is great fun and also great practice for both accuracy and range estimation. Don’t let snow stop you from shooting either, as a Snaro won’t burrow under the snow like many other small game tips. Challenge yourself and treat yourself at the same time by going to the local hunt preserve and try chukar and pheasant on the wing. Think it can’t be done?  Go to Snaro.net for a few videos or do a web search for bowhunting birds, chukar with a Snaro, etc.