10 Best Bow Release For Hunting
Updated on: June 2023
Best Bow Release For Hunting in 2023
TruFire Patriot Archery Compound Bow Release - Adjustable Black Wrist Strap
Scott Archery Caliper - Camo
- The original dual caliper Scott release
- Solid Swivel Connector
- Knurled-trigger for superior grip, versatility
- Time tested design
- Comfortable camo strap
Tru-Fire Edge 4-Finger Aluminum Hand Held Camo Archery Bow Release
- UNDENIABLE COMFORT - Super sleek, comfortable, CNC machined, solid aluminum handle and head
- UNINHIBITED ROTATION - 360 degrees of uninhibited rotation providing torque-free shooting
- ADJUSTABLE TRIGGER TRAVEL – For maximum performance and comfort
- PERFECT FOR EVERY HAND – Adjustable thumb button for a custom fit on either right or left hand
- MADE IN THE USA – Superior, WI to be exact
Tru-Fire Smoke Extreme Archery Bow Release Aid, Black, One Size
- Durable - made from high quality, no stretch fabric with soft interior lining. Easy to put on and Remove
- Ambidextrous - the trigger head rotates a full 360 degrees making it appropriate for either left or right hand Shooters
- Adjustable trigger travel - open jaws by pulling back the trigger, let off the trigger to close the jaws. Foldback option
- Rugged and compact - extremely durable jaws with a dime sized head
- Proudly made in the USA - superior Wisconsin to be exact
TruFire Hardcore Buckle Foldback Adjustable Archery Compound Bow Release - Black Wrist Strap with Foldback Design
- Plush black evolution II buckle has 2.5x more padding and is slightly wider with rolled edges creating the most comfortable strap on the market
- Adjust trigger pressure (separate from trigger travel) from 3 ounces to well over 16 ounces by just a couple turns of the screw
- Over 5/8 inch length adjustment, swept back trigger
- Hook design with Tru center technology 20 degree head pivot, guaranteed not to slip off loops
- Quick and easy trigger travel adjustment. Fits both left and right hands. 100% made in the USA
- Trigger pressure adjustable from 3 to over 16 ounces
- Super plush camo buckle strap
- Over 1 inch length adjustment
- Fully adjustable trigger travel
- Swept back trigger
TruFire Smoke Adjustable Archery Compound Bow Release with Foldback Design - Black Wrist Strap
- FOLDBACK BUCKLE STRAP - for hands free operation, giving you the ability to secure to wrist with one hand and glass, climb, or rattle with no flopping or clanging
- FITS LEFT AND RIGHT HAND - Features a 16 position trigger thumb adjustment system ensuring a perfect fit for every hand size
- RUGGED AND COMPACT – Extremely durable jaws with a dime sized head
- ADJUSTABLE TRIGGER TRAVEL – Allows for extreme adjustability for an archer’s maximum comfort. Open jaws by pulling back the trigger, let off the trigger to close the jaws
- PROUDLY MADE IN THE USA - Superior Wisconson to be exact
Tru-Fire Trufire Smoke Max Archery Bow Release Aid with Foldback Option, Smoke Max Release, Camo, One Size
- All Day comfort - the smoke max release has more padding for superior comfort while Shooting
- Fold back design - foldback ring means you will find the perfect fit and have your hands free to glass or climb with no flopping or clanging
- Locking length adjustment - with 360 degree rotating head. Fits both left and right handed archers
- Adjustable trigger travel - spring loaded jaws automatically return to the closed position once the trigger is released
- Proudly made in the USA - superior Wisconsin to be exact
Spot-Hogg Archery Products WGBOA Black/Purple Wise Guy Bow Release w/BOA Strap
holylife Adjustable Archery Release Aid Compound Bow Wrist Release Nylon Strap Bow Quick Release for Hunting Shooting
- ❋EASY TO USE:The Velcro Strap Provides a Quick And Comfortable Fit On Your Hand, Bring A Good Release Feeling On Your Wrist. It Could Flexible Adjust As Needed. Hands Free Operation,Easy For Any Archer To Use And Avoids Over Complicated Set Ups.
- ❋HIGH ACCURACY AND QUALITY:Matched With a 4-Hole Adjustment, Precision Trigger And 360 Degrees Head Rotates, Perfect For Your Hands And Very Sturdy. This Trigger Is Crisp, Light But High Quality, Which Allows You Make Very Accurate Shooting.
- ❋ BOTH HANDS AVAILABLE:This Archery Compound Bow Wrist Fits Both Left And Right Hands, Can Prevents String Torque. Bigger 360-Degree Rotating Caliper And Solid Nylon Wrist Strap Could Reach To Best Shoots Results.
- ❋COMPOUND BOW APPLICATION:Bow Release Is Designed For Use With Bows Of 80lbs Draw Or Less. When Using The Archery Releases Of The More Obvious, Trigger Gravity Is Relatively Large, Can Reduce Unnecessary Damage.
- ❋100% QUALITY GURANTEE: We Promise 100% Full Refund If You Have Any Dissatisfaction With Product. Or Any Question Or Suggestions, Please Feel Free To Contact Us. Our Duty Is Create a Best Shopping Experiences For Our Customer.
Flambeau Outdoors 6461SC Safe Shot Bow Case, Poratble Bow Storage, Black
- TRUSTED HARD SHELL PROTECTION PROUDLY MADE IN THE U.S.A.: The Safe Shot Bow Case features rugged plastic shell construction with internal lid and base column supports for crush resistance and impact defense.
- CONVOLUTED FOAM BED: Equipped with a thick layer of convoluted foam to protect your compound bow and sight. Hook and loop tie-down straps keep it securely in place.
- ARROW STORAGE RACK INCLUDED: The case features a (12) arrow rubber racking system that securely fixes shafts in place under the lid for easy-access storage (installation required).
- LOCKABLE & TRANSPORTABLE: This case has (4) latches and (4) lock holes for secure storage and transportation. The ergonomic integrated handle allows you to easily carry your compound bow wherever your adventures take you.
- FIT & SPECIFICATIONS: Fits (1) compound bow. Internal dimensions - 47.5" L x 19.25" W x 5" D. / External dimensions - 48.75" L x 20.5" W x 7" H
- Pillar structure provides durable support and accessory storage
- Built-in 3 and 4 blade broadhead changer
- Pillar structure provides durable support for your bow
Archery: Guide for Buying a Hunting Bow
Here are some suggestions for buying a new hunting bow.
1. Price. Let's face it, price will be the primary limiting factor when you are looking purchase a new bow. We all have to function within our means. Prices for new bows range from about $200 up to nearly $1000. As with most things, the best idea is to purchase what you can afford. Remember, you will also have several accessories to buy that will add up to quite a bit of money, so figure them into your total budget for the bow. If you want to go all out, I recommend looking at a Matthews or a Hoyt. They are certainly top of the line, and will serve you for years to come. Mid priced models are provided by companies such as PSE and Parker. If you are looking for something inexpensive, or a model to just get started and see if you like it, check out Cabela's or Bass Pro Shops. They carry several models from companies like Bear Archery, and Martin Archery that are very reasonably priced.
2. The right specs. Do your homework before going out to buy a bow. You need to know what you are looking for, and then limit the possibilities by your own desires. You need to know your draw length, as well as the draw weight that you would like to shoot. Also consider what let-off you would like your new bow to have. Let-off is given as a percentage of the total draw weight. Most bows today are between 65% and 85% let-off. The higher the let-off, the less weight you are actually holding back at full draw. The best thing to do is to go to an archery shop, and let the archery pro measure your draw length so that you have an accurate measurement. After that, you will have the flexibility of buying there, or shopping elsewhere, such as online retailers. Make a list of the traits you want your bow to have, and then look in your price range for those characteristics. This will help you narrow down the hundreds of possibilities available to you.
3. Check the axle to axle length. This measurement is particularly important if you plan to hunt from a tree stand. The shorter the overall length of the bow, the easier it is to deal with it in a tree stand. Longer bows are easy to bang against tree branches, or the tree stand itself. However, the longer bows also tend to be a bit more forgiving. That is, they can absorb small mistakes better than shorter bows. A slight bump on a shorter bow may mean the difference between a complete miss and a kill.
4. Buy local. I recommend buying your new bow from a local retailer. Sometimes you can get a better price from the larger stores like Cabela's or Bass Pro, but unless you live right down the street from them, you won't be able to have them take care of any problems that may arise with your equipment in the future. Local dealers often will install any equipment that you buy from them for free, making sure it is set up correctly and tuned to your bow. This will save you a lot of frustration, especially if you are new to archery. At a pro shop, you can also test out different models, finding the one that feels just right in your hands. Small things, like the feel of the grip, could make a difference in how well you like one bow over another. Archery pros can also set your draw length, and adjust your draw weight, so that your bow ends up being truly tuned to you and your abilities. You lose this personal touch by buying online, or from a catalog.
5. Look of the bow. After everything else is decided, you have to consider what your bow will look like. After all, you are making major investment, and buying something you expect to last for several years. You need to buy a bow that you like! Some bows are very functional, but just are not aesthetically pleasing. Others may look "cool", but either are not as functional, or are "high maintenance". Some people like short limbed bows, while others like a longer limb with a shorter riser. Some people like a standard limb, while others like a recurve limb. Some like a round wheel, while others like a cam. All of these differences have a design purpose, but in the end, the choice really comes down to preference. My preference happens to be a single cam bow with recurve limbs. This, however, may change when I decide to buy my next bow.
These suggestions will get you started on your quest to buy a new bow. If you have the ability to buy any bow you want, I recommend looking at the new line of Hoyt bows. They are incredibly smooth, shoot great and very fast. There is a reason that these bows are beating the competition in 3D archery shoots. Find a bow that fits you, and the criteria that you have outlined, and you will be happy.
