Scott Archery

There's a reason so many bowhunters reach for the Ghost NCS. Whether the light is high, or the sun is low, It clips onto your d-loop without a sound, tucks tight against your wrist between shots, and finally, it delivers a smooth break for an accurate shot.

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For archers seeking precision, control, and adaptability, the Scott S2 is a great option. Dual Sear Locking Technology keeps trigger pressure consistent from shot to shot, and the inline open hook gives you 100% string and loop clearance so torque never enters into your shot. 🏹

There's a reason serious bowhunters gravitate to a thumb release, and the Apex Core makes the argument better than most. Micro adjustable trigger tension, adjustable trigger travel, 3 or 4 finger extensions with 50 degrees of angle adjustment, and interchangeable thumb barrels let you tune every touch point to your finger pressure, break preference, and hand size.

Then clip it to your bow and leave it there until the animal shows. When the shot comes, the release is already in position right where you left it.

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Why has the Ghost been on so many wrists for so long? 👉 It comes down to what's inside:

Scott's Magnetic Auto Trigger Return replaces the springs found in most hunting releases with a magnetic system that doesn't fail. Pair that with True Center Pulling to reduce loop torque, a stainless steel roller sear hook, and a 5 hole length adjustment, and you have a hunting release built for years of use.

This is where your release comes from. 👉 A shop full of archers and hunters, in the United States, building the same releases they shoot themselves. 🇺🇸

American made quality is extremely important to us. Materials, tolerances, and final inspection all happen under one roof, with people who understand exactly why a quality release is crucial when you're at full draw.

Recovery starts before you take the first step off the stand.

👉 If you're not sure where you hit, find the arrow first. Bright pink typically deer is close while dark red on the shaft indicates you should sit longer in case you hit non-vitals.

👉 If you didn't see the deer go down, don't panic. A double lung can still far before dropping. Sit tight for at least thirty minutes before you leave the stand.

👉 If you run out of blood, stop moving forward. Walk back to your last confirmed drop, mark it heavy, and grid downwind in expanding circles. Look up on the brush for arterial spray.

👉 If rain is coming overnight, track to your last drop before it hits, flag it heavy, and come back at first light. Even on a gut hit, the deer isn't going far.

👉 If it's hot outside, plan for meat spoilage. Above sixty degrees, you have roughly four to six hours after death before quality suffers. Don't cheat the wait. Plan around it.

👉 When all else fails, check water, the thickest cover on the property, downhill corridors, and the property line. If your state allows it, call a licensed tracking dog before the trail goes cold.

Save this before your next sit. 🩸