Pick the Right Binoculars for Your Next Hunt [Video]
If you can see it, you can hit it, as the U.S. Marines like to say. A hunter relies more on their eyes than even their feet to find game, which makes selecting the right optics a top priority. As…
If you can see it, you can hit it, as the U.S. Marines like to say. A hunter relies more on their eyes than even their feet to find game, which makes selecting the right optics a top priority. As…
Hunting is often expensive. When you add up the gear, the travel, time spent away from work, hunting licenses, guide fees, etc., one hunting trip can cost thousands, even tens of thousands. It’s little wonder most hunting magazines feature ads…
Straight down. It’s the one shot bow hunters in a tree stand dread. You must thread your arrow between three major skeletal members in an animal: spine, ribs, and shoulder blades. There is no room for error. Too far forward,…
Your upland hunting dog must learn the “Whoa” command. If you don’t teach them right, both you and the dog will always get frustrated when hunting birds. “Whoa” is, in essence, a refined, standing “Stay.” When given a “Whoa,” the…
At some point in a new hunter’s life, they must purchase their first hunting rifle. There are many options, perhaps too many these days. Which is best? How do you select the right one? People new to hunting fall into…
You just placed the perfect shot on a deer. At least you think you did. The animal ran off, it didn’t fall dead right there. Now what? Things happen fast at a hunt’s penultimate moment. A hunter’s perceptions are clouded…
The words, “Dangerous Game,” evoke a classic image: well-heeled hunters who scour Africa’s vastness for “The Big Five.” To others, it is a week spent in the rain to find a thousand pound brown bear amidst Kodiak Island’s infamous, tangled…
Idaho game authorities announced this week they will move forward with a proposed grizzly bear hunt for 2018. While the hunt is still in the feasibility study phase, odds are the state will finalize plans by May. Idaho’s efforts coincide…
No one would believe a spot and stalk bear hunting story like this if it hadn’t been videoed. This bow hunter puts on clinic for how to move up on an animal. He works the wind, keeps his movements small…
Here’s the latest from columnist Bill Heavy at Field and Stream. Personality-Based Storage Systems for Your Hunting and Fishing Gear Other helpful stories you’ll like: Bill Heavey’s “A Sportman’s Life”: Waterfowl Hunting A Hunter’s Gamble: Waiting for the Deer…