The new Darton Maverick, Toxin 100 and a new bow fishing rig are the opening topics of discussion this month on the Darton Archery Podcast.  Darton’s Ted Harpham describes the reaction to those new models and Darton’s attempts to keep up with the demand for their products. Then, Jeff Janis of the Green Bay Packers joins the conversation.  Jeff is a hard core hunter and dedicated Darton shooter who grew up just a few miles from the factory.  He talks about his efforts to promote Darton and his interest in getting  teammates involved in hunting.

There’s a wide range of topics this month on the Darton Archery Podcast. Darton’s Ted Harpham and podcast host Mike Avery start out discussing 2017 bows and reaction from shooters so far. Then the conversation turns to the upcoming consumer shows where archers will have a chance to shoot the bows at the Darton trailer. We wrap it up with a look ahead to the upcoming spring bear and turkey seasons.

Darton’s Ted Harpham kicks off the conversation this month on the podcast. Ted and host Mike Avery discuss the ATA (Archery Trade Association) show and why that’s important for manufacturers. Then, Chris Hamm of HHA sports joins in to talk about his products and unveil some new gear they introduced at this year’s show.

We’re taking a closer look at Darton’s new lineup on this edition of the podcast. Darton Sales Manager Ted Harpham describes the new Maverick and Demon compounds, and also the Toxin 100 crossbow. Ted also talks about the upcoming ATA (Archery Trade Association) show and recounts a recent road trip to several southern states and the positive response he got from dealers there.

This month on the Darton Archery Podcast, we take a look at their new lineup for 2017. This small Michigan based company continues to lead the industry in technology and design and Darton’s Ted Harpham describes some of their new models and improvements.

Darton’s Ted Harpham announces the “Maverick” name is coming back to the Darton lineup, but he says this new bow for 2017 is a huge improvement over the bow so many shooters came to know years ago.   Then, Ted’s son Wes joins the conversation.  Wes is a chiropractor and avid hunter.   Dr. Harpham has great advice on how to prevent injuries while hunting and enjoy a healthy, outdoor lifestyle.

We get ready for hunting season in this September edition of the Darton Archery Podcast.Darton’s Ted Harpham talks about the practicality of a crossbow for many families because all family members can shoot the same bow.  He also describes why Darton compounds don’t have the tuning problems of many other bow companies.Then, Rich Gulish of Pop’s Loose Moose whitetail supplement  joins the discussion.  Rich describes the evolution of his product and how to use it to attract mature bucks in daylight hours. He also the background on his company’s unusual name.All that and more on this edition of the Darton Archery Podcast.

We’re getting ready for hunting season on this edition of the Darton Archery Podcast. Darton’s Ted Harpham talks about their 3800 compound and the Darton crossbow lineup.  The discussion also includes strategy for launching new products and the appeal of hunting from a ground blind. Also, new Michigan based blind manufacturer Lance Senske of Fortress Blinds, talks about his company and the models they offer.

Darton’s Ted Harpham joins Mike once again to kick off the July edition of the DartonArchery podcast.  First, Ted describes a recent saltwater bowfishing adventure where he helped pioneer a new way to target those tasty fish. Ted says the Darton AquaForce handled the big water challenge very well. Then Larry Bay of Clean Shot Archery joins the conversation to talk about his Nock Out Lighted Nocks and plans for an improved version that will allow archers to change the color of their nock.

This month on the Darton Archery Podcast, Mike Avery and Ted Harpham are talking bow fishing and springtime bear hunting. Then, Andy Chandler joins the conversation with details on a recent bear hunt in Saskatchewan and an update on his Buck Fever Synthetic Scent Company.