In this podcast episode, Brian Cronin and Antonio Ruiz discuss their experiences in the archery world, focusing on the importance of hands-on experience, the intricacies of arrow builds, and the impact of various fletching choices. They explore the evolution of archery skills, the significance of tuning bows, and the challenges posed by the overwhelming number of options available in the market today. The conversation also touches on the balance between speed and weight in arrow performance, particularly for different types of archers, and concludes with reflections on current trends in archery equipment. In this conversation, Antonio Ruiz and Brian Cronin discuss the current state of the archery industry, focusing on bow design, sales strategies, and the impact of technology. They explore how bow companies often rely on color changes to attract buyers, the diminishing excitement around new bow releases, and the evolving landscape of the ATA show. The duo emphasizes the importance of pro shops in educating customers and the significant role technology, such as laser rangefinders, has played in revolutionizing bow hunting. They also delve into tuning techniques and the various advantages of different arrow diameters, sharing personal experiences and insights throughout the discussion.

In this podcast episode, Brian andAntonio discuss the recent elk hunt experiences of Cody and Ryan, exploring thechallenges they faced, their preparation, gear choices, and the impact ofhunting ethics and conservation. The conversation delves into the role ofsocial media in shaping hunting culture, the importance of managing tag limitsfor elk populations, and personal reflections on the hunting experience. Inthis engaging conversation, the speakers delve into the multifaceted experienceof hunting, emphasizing that it transcends the mere act of killing. Theyexplore the emotional journey of the hunt, the camaraderie among hunters, andthe lessons learned from both successes and failures. The discussion highlightsthe importance of preparation, the competitive nature of hunting, and theinsights gained from time spent in the field. Additionally, they offer valuableadvice for new hunters, stressing the significance of being in shape andunderstanding animal behavior.

In this episode of the Beyond the Bow Press Podcast, host Antonio, along with Brian and David McNealy, delve into the exciting new lineup from PSE for 2026. David, an engineer at PSE, shares his journey into archery engineering, the development of the new Sicario bow, and the innovative FDS cam system. The conversation explores the importance of effective brace height, performance enhancements in the Mach series, and the role of accessories in archery. David also discusses his personal hunting experiences and the marketing strategies PSE is implementing to educate consumers about their products.

Join hosts Brian and Antonio as they dive into an engaging conversation with Roy Grace, an official scorer with the Pope and Young Club. In this episode, they explore the intricacies of bow hunting, the importance of fair chase, and the role of conservation in modern hunting practices. Roy shares fascinating stories from his experiences, including the challenges of maintaining record integrity and the evolving landscape of hunting regulations. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or new to the sport, this episode offers valuable insights and lively discussions that you won't want to miss.

Brian and Antonio sit down with Brian Rimsma to talk about the new Arizona Game & Fish rule change as it pertaind to crossbows. They dive deep into how the change came about and why. They also clarify what you can and cannot do under this new rule. No matter where you stand on this issue you don't want to miss this episode. =