Brodie Swisher is an Editor at Bowhunting.com. He specializes in outdoor writing and is a world champion game caller, often sharing insights at business conferences, tech conferences, and networking events. Brodie's work has been featured in Bowhunter and Bowhunting.com, showcasing his expertise in the outdoor industry.
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Brodie Swisher's focus is on hunting and related gear, particularly bows, optics, apparel, and other equipment. His articles predominantly feature new product announcements and promotional deals in the hunting industry.
If you are a company or individual involved in manufacturing or promoting hunting gear such as bows, trail cameras, crossbows, broadheads etc., it may be beneficial to reach out with press releases about new products or promotional deals for potential coverage by Brodie Swisher.
Given the specific nature of his coverage and topics covered (hunting techniques & wildlife conservation), individuals with expertise in these areas can also consider reaching out to provide insights into innovative hunting techniques or advancements in wildlife conservation that align with Brodie's typical content.
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The holiday season is back, and if you’ve got a bowhunter on your list, we’re here to make your shopping a whole lot easier.
For many deer hunters, the bulk of the season revolves around one animal: the trophy buck. We pour over trail-cam photos, study scrapes and rubs, and count down the days to the rut, dreaming of heavy antlers and a filled tag. But once November fades and the primary rut winds down, hunters often pack up their gear or shift into half-hearted weekend hunts with dwindling hopes of a mature buck stepping out. That mindset leaves behind a huge opportunity — one that benefits hunters, landowners, deer herds, and local communities. It’s the opportunity to hunt does.
Public land is where the average hunter earns it. There’s no food plots waiting to draw in deer, no designated stands, and no guaranteed solitude. It’s wild, unpredictable, and often filled with more people than animals — or at least it can often seem that way.
Hunting regulations are vital for wildlife conservation, safety, and ethical harvest practices. They ensure fair chase, protect game populations, and keep both hunters and non-hunters safe in the field.
Two Maine men are facing multiple charges after police say a routine traffic stop led to the discovery of illegally hunted deer and night hunting activity early Monday morning, according to the Brunswick Police Department.
Mission Archery Range bow is built for bowhunters who want real hunting performance without paying flagship-level prices.
Hunting is one of the safest outdoor sports in America — statistically safer than golf, cycling, and even bowling. That’s thanks to decades of education and responsible firearm hunter-safety programs nationwide. But accidents still happen every year, and many of them are entirely preventable.
The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) announced this week it is pausing its current Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) management efforts, signaling a major shift in how the state plans to address the long-running disease — and highlighting the growing influence of hunters in shaping wildlife policy.
Every year spent in the woods brings fresh lessons for life. I’m constantly learning how to be a better hunter, as well as a better man, husband and father. For 2026, I want to turn things up a click or two.
For decades, the ATA Show has been known as the business event for the archery and bowhunting industry. Each January, manufacturers, dealers, distributors and media gathered behind closed doors to write orders, debut new gear and set the tone for the year ahead.
