Brothers Outdoors FL

That’s a wrap. It’s been a wild 9 years and we got to make a lot of memories in the process. We appreciate all the support we received over the years, and we’re looking forward to what the next chapter has in store.

Last week of sales start today. All remaining inventory is 60% off and all remaining bows are 50% off

Huge sale! 40% off EVERYTHING in the store! Come stock up on lures and take advantage of some dirt cheap rods plus blowout archery pricing.
Sale runs from now till the end of June
We are still working on bows but will no longer be ordering strings from this point on, so if you need strings replaced you will have to order them yourself online and bring them in with the bow.

20% off all new in stock compound and recurve bows. Sale ends Memorial Day

*Caution: Wear protective eyewear while viewing this photo. Harmful rays of pure white light emitting from my thighs may cause severe eye damage*
Knocked down my biggest public land buck Sunday morning at 200yd. By far the most challenging shot I’ve ever made on an animal despite being only 200yd, free hand from a saddle, cross-body while he’s moving through grass taller than his back. When he turned and momentarily stopped, I assumed from his head and neck that he had turned broadside but because of the density of grass, I was unable to see any part of his body, so I put the crosshairs where the shoulder and vitals should be and squeezed one off. Heard the unmistakable sound of impact on a body cavity so I knew I made contact.
What I didn’t realize at the time was the deer was not broadside, he still was facing his backside directly at me with only his head turned to the side, and the spot I aimed thinking was his vitals ended up being right in his corn hole, unintentionally giving this deer the ol Texas heart shot.
Because of the shot placement, I found no blood or sign at impact sight so I backed out and called a dog.
Huge thanks to Trevor and Bo coming out to help with the recovery and leading me right to this south Florida stud.

They certainly grow em bigger out west. First mule deer. Would’ve loved a larger and more mature animal, but hard to complain when there’s 250+lbs laying on the ground and a departure time fast approaching.

First conservation goose hunt was a memorable one. Good hunting with great people.