Precision Bowhunting

A Year-Round Approach to Taking Mature Whitetails

By: John Eberhart, Chris Eberhart

Narrated by: Chris Sorensen

Length: 9 hrs and 20 mins

Publisher's summary

Father-and-son team John and Chris Eberhart have joined once again to share cutting-edge information and advice on hunting whitetail bucks in increasingly hard-hunted environments.

Their year-long program starts early in the off-season, where careful scouting, training, and planning create the foundation for a successful hunting year. Then, once the fall rolls around, the authors explain the scent control and scouting tactics that have helped them to bag trophy bucks in some of the most pressured parts of the country. They also cover hunting in the rain, suburban hunting, and various other special situations.

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Brilliant!

I’ve only been hunting for 3 years. This book is a must! For the people complaining about the narrator, just turn the speed up to 1.2 and the problem is solved.

Excellent knowledge and tips

The content of this book is very informative. Although hunting and the associated knowledge of hunting is stratified and different for every region and everyone’s goals I found a number of “nuggets of gold” type knowledge. The narrators tone and cadence is strange but that is a negligible detail when what you are after is the insight to these hunters experience. Will be purchasing the hard copy.

Treasure Trove of Information

This book was great for the knowledge it shared. The book literally lays out a annual schedule and the ins and outs of saddle hunting. Fantastic book. The narration however doesn’t fit the tone or the theme of the book at all. Would have been much better if the authors had read it.

Great book!!

This book is a valuable resource for any whitetail hunter at the beginner or intermediate level. Hunting is craft that few have mastered to level of the authors. I’ve implemented many of the tactics found here with success before this book was available, however I haven’t found another resource with this level of detail in one easily accessible media.

One thing I wish the book mentioned was how to locate and identify bedding areas. There are other themes that aren’t covered, likely due to there being so many differences between regions. The information in Precision Bowhunting is great for any whitetail location and is a great basis for any hunter to build off of going forward. I will definitely be recommending this book to young and new hunters for years to come.

Great book on hunting

I thought I was a decent hunter. I’ve learned a lot more than I’ll ever admit from this book

Absolute gem

i’m fairly new to bowhunting, and i needed this book in the worst way. absolutely recommend it

Great book very knowledgeable

A lot of great information lover it and listen to it multiple times. The information in this book can only be had by many years of experience

Great listen

Excellent detail, listened to it a few times through! Wish he had more on audible!

Be Prepared to Claw Your Ears Out

The book is very insightful and full of useful information, but the affect of the reader (he sounds like he’s skeptical of every sentence he’s reading) almost made me delete the audio book and buy the real thing. Ugh…find a better reader.

Precision Bowhunting

This book is just average. It seems like a paid advertisement for scent-lok. Yes scent control is very important and I do use a great deal of scent elimination product such as soap, detergent and field sprays but never ONCE was it talked about the importance of understanding thermals, swirls, topography or wind direction and speed as it pertains to eluding a whitetail. But scent-lok was said 2,872 times. If they believe in the product great but if they really wanted to help educate bow hunters they truly have to educate them on wind and the different things that impact wind. Other than that the performance was really not great however some other content was. I did take a lot out of preparation for season and sort of learning transition and staging areas. I’ve heard of the primary scrape trees but I think now I’ll have better luck seeing and finding them myself. So overall it’s about a 3/5 star book. Knock off the promotion of a scent control clothing and it would be super informative.