Tips for Blood Trailing Deer…and Finding Them Let’s imagine it’s deer season and you just shot a deer. Maybe your first. Great news, right? The bad news is you didn’t see or hear it fall. Now you have an agonizing dilemma on your hands and an important decision to make. Do you climb down and […]
Sighting in a Rifle Scope | How to Zero a Rifle
If you’re a first-time gun owner, it can be pretty confusing to figure out exactly how you should go about sighting in a rifle scope. This process is called “zeroing” – when you zero a rifle scope, you are essentially setting its aiming point so you can shoot accurately. But if you’ve not done it […]
Social Distancing Outdoors During a Pandemic
9 Ways of Social Distancing Outdoors Well, things are pretty nuts in the world today. It’s easy to get overwhelmed by what you’re seeing on the news with all the uncertainty and fear associated with the coronavirus (COVID-19) and the economy. But despite all that, there are some real opportunities before us too. Most of […]
Muzzleloader Hunting | Options for New Hunters
If the word muzzleloader makes you think about civil war battles, you’re due for an update. Here’s another great guest post by John McAdams, who is an expert in muzzleloader hunting (and firearms in general). He provides some great options you should look at if you want to extend your big game hunting season. As […]
Guest Post | Big vs. Small Game Hunting – What’s the Difference?
There are a lot of new things for hunters to learn, there’s no doubt about it. And sometimes the difference between big game species and small game species is very confusing. In this guest post by Josh Montgomery, some of those differences are explained. Whether you’re a seasoned hunter or just now heading out on […]
The Importance of Hunting Books for Kids
Before I launch into the topic of hunting books for kids, I want to provide some context. If you have children at home, you know how tough it can be to regularly expose them to the outdoors. I was lucky enough to grow up in a rural area, where the “outdoors” was directly behind my […]