Saunders Archery

06/05/2026

June is one of the best months to get outside with your bow. Whether you're preparing for fall hunting seasons, competing in events, or simply enjoying time with family, there's no better feeling than watching your groups tighten with every shot. Grab your bow, head outdoors, and make the most of Nebraska summer.

Who's hitting the range this weekend?

06/03/2026

June is made for fishing in Nebraska.

The water is warming up, fish are active, and there are plenty of opportunities to get outdoors with family and friends. Whether you're casting for bass, bluegill, crappie, or catfish, some of the best fishing of the year is happening right now. Grab your gear, find your favorite Nebraska lake, pond, or river, and enjoy a day on the water. The fish are biting, the weather is warm, and summer memories are waiting to be made.

What's your favorite Nebraska fishing spot? Drop it in the comments! 👇

06/01/2026

Can you hunt Turkey in state parks?
Yes—but not in every Nebraska state park, and only where hunting is specifically allowed.

In Nebraska, hunting regulations vary by property. Some state parks and state recreation areas allow hunting in designated areas and seasons, while others restrict or prohibit it due to heavy recreational use.

Learn More: https://outdoornebraska.gov/hunt/where-to-hunt/state-park-hunting/

05/29/2026

Remember your first Wrist-Rocket®? Now imagine it faster, smoother, and more accurate. 🎯 The next generation of SAUSA Wrist-Rockets combines classic slingshot fun with upgraded engineering, ergonomic comfort, and serious shooting performance. Flatband technology helps deliver faster shots with less pull effort, while modern designs make practice sessions even more fun. Perfect for backyard target practice, camps, outdoor adventures, and anyone who still enjoys hitting the bullseye the old-school way.

05/25/2026

This Memorial Day, we honor the heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. 🇺🇸

From early mornings in the blind to weekends at the range with family and friends, the freedoms we enjoy outdoors were protected by brave men and women who served our country.

Today, we remember and thank them.

Wishing everyone a safe and meaningful Memorial Day weekend from Saunders Archery.

05/10/2026

Moms always hit the mark when it comes to taking care of everyone else.
This Mother’s Day, celebrate the moms who taught us patience, strength, and how to aim true.
Happy Mother’s Day from all of us at Saunders Archery!

04/10/2026

This tip is a little later in the month than I was planning, but I had to cool down some before I started writing. I was bored to death about a week ago and was flipping through some “Reels” for entertainment when I came across someone interviewing a few of the Archery Industries’ “influential” people. Not sure how “influential” they are since I hadn’t heard of any of them but the point is they were asked, “what’s your maximum comfortable range”? I was absolutely flabbergasted by the answers, expecting to hear numbers like 30, maybe 35 to 40 under the right conditions. What I heard made me both sad and extremely angry at the same time, the shortest distance was 50 yards and the longest was, are you sitting down?, 120 yards, with several subjects proclaiming 100 yards as “their” maximum distance. One subject even advised he had pins out to 150 yards, so… I calmed down and assumed they were talking about shooting targets, nope, they were advocating shooting deer at these ranges.

You can’t tell, but I had to take a pause. I started getting mad all over again just writing this. Either these “hunters” are in some kind of idiotic competition or they just don’t understand both the anatomy and athleticism of a deer. We once spoke about a 30 yard shot being questionable because of how fast a deer can “JUMP” the string. How freaking far do you think a deer can move in the time it takes for an arrow to travel 100 yards? There’s also some indication that the deer can actually hear the arrow as it’s in flight! Oh, I know the rationalization will be that bows are so much faster now, but actually, they are not. I’m dang sure they aren’t three times as fast as they were twenty years ago.

Here’s another take on this whole subject, how bad of a hunter are you, if you can’t get closer to a deer than 100 yards. If that’s the case, hang up your bow and learn to be a woodsman before you disrespect another deer by taking a 100 yard shot. That deer deserves better and you all know it, if not, stop calling yourself an archery hunter and pick up a rifle. Hell, you can probably maximize your range to one mile with a modern rifle.

So, here’s my “Tip”, to all you true archery hunters out there, continue to see how close you can get that deer before you let loose an arrow and maybe consider not giving these “influencers” any attention. Thanks for reading and GOD BLESS!

04/09/2026

Proud to be part of another great set up.

👀Check out this custom arrow build 👀
🔥This set is headed to another satisfied customer.🔥
🎗️A Pop collab of Tan/Black/White/Hi Vis Yellow. 🎗️
🎯A perfect blend that will BLAZE a trail to the target. 🎯
✅Give us a shout for all your custom arrow builds. ✅
👉Thanks to our great customers for your business and support!👈


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Easton Archery Carbon Legacy Shafts
Gateway Feathers 5' Shield
Carbon Express Arrows Brass Inserts
AAE Nocks
Saunders Archery Field Tips

04/07/2026

🦃 It’s GO time, Nebraska.
Spring turkey season is officially underway—and it’s the main event right now.

🏹 Archery: Mar 25 – May 31

Whether you’re in the blind or drawing back in the timber, now’s the moment to make it count. Stay ready. Stay patient.

04/01/2026

BIG ANNOUNCEMENT 🦌
We’re now offering Deer Text Alerts™

Get a notification when a buck walks within 20 yards: “Hey… I’m right behind you.”
If only it were that easy! 😅 Happy April Fools’ Day!