Texas Parks and Wildlife Department’s Community Archery Program, “Bowhunter by Fall,” is a series of monthly and bi-monthly e-newsletters filled with videos and clips, giving archers the skills needed just in time for the fall hunting season.
The e-newsletters contain information on how to take and pass Hunter Education and help aspiring bowhunters understand the gear they’ll need before hitting the field. Recipients can also expect tips on archery training, finding a mentor, locating public hunting lands, understanding license requirements, and knowing what to look for in a good hunting spot.
“Bowhunting may seem like a tough sport to get started with but really, it’s easiest with a mentor or someone to help guide you in the beginning stages,” said Rob Owen, TPWD’s Outreach and Recruitment Manager. “’Bowhunter By Fall’ is meant to help you, or a friend, be field ready via a timeline of steps, resources and tips. Hopefully it helps you shoot some arrows this fall and for many hunting seasons to come.”
Sign up on TPWD’s Community Archery Program page. Anticipate receiving seven e-newsletter editions over a period of five months.
