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It was another day of guiding during mid-November in Edmonton’s Bow Zone. The weather was cold and crisp, bowhunters were placed in their treestands and the air was filled with anticipation of what might follow ....read more" |
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 Stealth - How you enter and exit your hunting area makes all the difference once you are on stand.from Bowhunter, September 2014 Edition written by Brian Rusk When you are trying to kill an animal that is built to survive, an animal whose senses are better than anything you can imagine, you need to be more than just quiet in a tree. Approaching your stand can make or break your hunt, and leaving it at the end of a hunt can turn a hotspot cold if you don’t watch your step ....read more" |
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 Alberta's Archery Monsterfrom Big Buck, Fall, 2000 written by Jim Hole Jr. The fall of 1999 was a tough one. We experienced the pleasure of some early season bowhunting and guiding for elk and moose, but the warm weather made it really difficult to connect with the largest of the big game animals. As we moved through October ...read more" |
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 You Shot the Little One!from North American Whitetail, September, 2000 written by Mark T. Sullivan As Jim Hole Jr. got out of his brother's pickup truck last Nov. 29 and prepared for the hike to his stand, he couldn't help thinking about the ...read more" |
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 In The Bow Zonefrom Outdoor Life Magazine, October 1999 written By Mark T. Sullivan Imagine a 1,600-square-mile tract of hunting land open only to bowhunters. The herd genetics are fabulous, forage is abundant and seeing a 170 class or better whitetail from your stand is a distinct possibility. You've just entered THE BOW ZONE ...read more" |
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 Bow Zone Bonanzafrom Bowhunters Annual, Number 18, 1993 written by Chris Green Edmonton, Alberta Canada is the place to bowhunt for those record book trophies! ...read more" |
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 Small Details for Big Farmland Bucksfrom Buckmasters Whitetail Magazine, August 1991 written by Jim Hole, Jr. Jim Hole, Jr. of Alberta, Canada, is one of North America's most successful outfitter/guides for trophy whitetails in the world of bowhunting. He has produced numerous Pope and Young, as well as Boone and Crockett bucks for his clients. Attention to detail takes much of the guesswork out of bagging a farmland trophy according to Jim. Here's how he does it! ...read more" |
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Hot on the trail of the doe and fawn, he would follow them straight to our tree. We had him." HOW COULD I NOT be excited? Even Jim sounded excited as he described the big droptine buck ...read more" |
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 Cold & Quietfrom Bowhunter Magazine written by Brian Rusk
The Edmonton Bow Zone may be one of the best places in North America to bag a huge whitetail. It's also one of the toughest places to hunt because the deer there, under a constant onslaught from hunters, wolves, and coyotes, reach maturity only if they're super wary ...read more" |
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