Bowhunting requires skill, patience, and a sound understanding of how to make a lethal shot. Remi shares tips on what it takes to become a skilled bowhunter.

Remi goes over gear selection, accessories, and the key features for making a steady and successful shot.

Remi simplifies arrow selection by breaking it down into two categories: light and fast, and heavier and hard-hitting. He covers the basics of arrow terminology, as well as his personal arrow choice.

The broadhead is the contact or lethal point of the entire archery set up. In this chapter Remi goes over the two main types of broadheads: fixed blade and mechanical.

Remi explains how to tune a bow using a paper-tuning method. He will also run through adjustment examples and how to tell if your bow is successfully tuned.

A bow is an extremely capable hunting tool for game of all sizes, but you need to understand where to place the arrow. In this chapter Remi explains arrow placement for varying shot angles as well as different aim points. 

Western big game animals live in tough terrain and many stalks end in shots with a steep angle. In this Chapter, Remi walks you through scenario-based archery practice and shot execution by covering the downhill and angle shot.

In many hunting scenarios you will have to be at full draw and wait for the right shot angle. This is especially true in elk hunting. In this chapter Remi walks you through scenario-based archery practice with long hold shots.

In this chapter, Remi walks you through scenario-based archery practice and making a shot from a steep side hill.

Remi goes over what it takes to make a kneeling shot and the kneeling draw.

Remi covers two techniques for shooting in the wind and how to measure the distance.

Remi ties the bowhunting practice all together.