There’s an old Eskimo saying, “No foot, no dog.” In blunt terms, any creature which depends on its legs to survive can’t afford foot problems. Hunters rely on their feet. Blisters, twisted ankles, bruised heels, any foot problem can bring…
Gaiters are must have gear for anyone who hunts in wet, snowy, or rocky areas. They help keep heat in your boots; seal out snow and rocks; plus protect your lower pant legs from brush. Good gaiters are a joy,…
Bears are serious business. Each year, numerous people are maimed or killed by bears throughout North America. Thanks to conservation efforts, bear numbers are on the rise. Both bear species, black bears and grizzlies, are dangerous under the wrong circumstances. …
Despite all the hype about 6.5mm cartridges these days, the 7mm class is still strong. In fact, the 6.5’s sudden popularity has American shooters revisiting this other European favorite as well. Turns out, the “Sevens” have some distinct advantages over…
If you have an Instant Pot, you know how wonderful it can be. If you don’t have one, you should buy one immediately! Instant Pots are a fancy way to say “pressure cookers” that are programmed to take the guesswork…
Spring bear season is fantastic. After months without big game hunting opportunities, now comes the time to get out and put some fresh meat in the freezer, especially if you live a subsistence or semi-subsistence lifestyle. Don’t believe the stories,…
North America offers epic winter big game hunting. While most people think hunting is just for autumn, the truth is there are many places to chase deer, moose, elk, wolf, and bears when the snow flies. Here’s where to go…
Spring means one thing to upland bird hunters: Turkey Time! There are at least 100 ways to scout for and hunt spring turkeys; 99 will leave you hungry, 1 will put a big tom in your freezer. Here to show…
If you have pieces of prime venison that are too small for roasts or other meals, or if you have good neck meat, don’t grind them up for hamburger. Instead, cut and package them for stew meat. Then, when you’re…
The United States in 1934 stood at the abyss. The Great Depression had ruined countless lives. Families lived in shanty towns and drifted across the Great Plains toward California or any place which held the slightest hope they could reverse…
