Wish I Tried This Venison Shank Recipe Sooner I have a terrible confession. While growing up hunting, our family never used the venison shanks (essentially the lower leg if you’re unfamiliar). They were simply discarded with the bones. When I asked why we did it, the answer was, “there’s just no meat on them.” As […]
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Archery Lessons Part 3 – How to Bow Hunt
Learning How to Bow Hunt Hey archery fans – so you want to learn how to bow hunt, right? That’s awesome, but first, let’s make sure we’re all caught up before we move on… You learned about archery equipment and how to shoot a bow in the first two parts of this series – if […]
Learning to Hunt | Awaken the Hunter Within
New Film Documents Three New Hunters You’ve heard it before. Learning to hunt isn’t a one-time event – it is a journey. It takes time to learn about wild animals, safe firearm use, hunting techniques, and butchering an animal. And without a community of people to learn from, it can seem impossible. Many hunters forget […]
Knife Review: The Ka-Bar Folding Hunter Knife
Knife Review for New Hunters Hey everyone! I recently took the time to check out a cool little hunting knife. A good hunting knife is so critical, so I’m always on the lookout for another one. Since many new hunters like you are also probably shopping around for your first knife, I thought I would […]
Challenges and Solutions for R3 and Hunting Heritage
The Future of Hunting | R3 and Hunting Heritage You’ve probably heard about the threat to hunting heritage more and more the last couple years. Hunting participation levels are in decline. License dollars are shrinking, which means habitat projects and conservation could suffer. It’s a lot of doom and gloom in the news. That’s why […]
What I Wish Everyone Knew About Squirrel Hunting
Guest Post – Squirrel Hunting Perspective When you think about squirrels, does the thought of hunting even enter your mind? These days, the answer is probably no. Squirrel hunting was very prevalent, if not a necessity, decades ago. But today, more people associate squirrels with urban parks and raiding bird feeders. And that’s a shame […]