Hunting is more than carrying a rifle or bow into the woods. True hunters develop a deep connection with the land, mastering survival and bushcraft skills that make the difference between a good day outdoors and a dangerous situation. Whether you’re chasing elk in the Rockies, stalking whitetails in the Midwest, or ...
When hunters talk about being prepared, one term often comes up: EDC gear—Everyday Carry gear. While EDC often gets associated with urban carry items like multitools, flashlights, and tactical pens, hunters also rely on a unique set of essential tools. Having the right gear in your pack or on your belt can make the ...
Archery hunting has evolved far beyond the traditional bow and arrow. Today’s hunters rely on a wide range of accessories to improve accuracy, ensure safety, and enhance overall performance in the field. Whether you’re a seasoned bowhunter or just getting started, investing in the right gear can make the difference ...
Bowhunting has always carried a sense of tradition, skill, and closeness to nature that firearms simply cannot replicate. Yet within the world of archery, hunters often face one critical choice before stepping into the woods: Should I hunt with a recurve vs. compound bows?This debate has existed since the modern ...
Waterfowl hunting is addictive – when flock after flock of geese and ducks swing down into the spread and you feel feathers raining through the barrel, you can’t help but smile. Those euphoric moments don’t come by accident; they are built on countless hours scouting, tuning decoys, perfecting calling and making sure ...
A successful duck hunt isn’t just about calling birds into range. It’s about being prepared for the conditions, understanding the habits of waterfowl and having the right equipment to stay safe, concealed and effective. The weather can vary dramatically over the course of a duck season, from balmy early mornings in ...
IntroductionPublic lands are one of the greatest assets available to hunters. In the United States alone, the federal government owns roughly 640 million acres – about 28 percent of the country’s landmass – while state and local governments hold another 199 million acres. These lands are managed by agencies like ...
Moose, Elk and Bear: Three Very Different Big Game Species It’s easy to lump moose, elk and bears together under the banner of “big game,” but hunters know these three species behave, move and live very differently.A rifle and cartridge that excels for a Montana elk hunt may be less than ideal when you’re ...
Running long distances is a balancing act between fitness, technique and nutrition. When your body’s stored energy (glycogen) starts to dwindle mid‑run, you feel heavy, sluggish and mentally foggy. Energy gels offer a portable solution. They are concentrated carbohydrate sachets that can top up fuel stores quickly, ...
Few pieces of gear matter more on a hunt than the pack on your back. A good pack carries everything needed for success optics, calls, game bags, water, and layers while keeping you balanced and comfortable for miles.As more companies cater to backcountry hunters and whitetail hunters alike, sorting through ...
The Shooting Gears