You finally have the property that will allow you to put in a more permanent blind so you want to do this right. Your site inventory has provided you with wind direction, sunrise and sunset, water levels and proximity to the decoy spread. If you have done your homework this is your time to get the blind in while it is dry and more importantly so you can blend it in, in the late summer and fall to conceal as best as possible.
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Oklahoma Governor Takes Black Bear on First Day of Archery Season
The governor of Oklahoma, Kevin Stitt, is making headlines for taking a black bear during this year’s bowhunting season.
Mauri Huntress Inspires Women of New Zealand to Stalk Game
Marsh seeks out women who are not only looking to learn the skills necessary to hunt, but who also want to change parts of their lives.
Simple Gourmet: Bear & Broccoli
This recipe is perfect for meat that is less tender or coarse. Velveting the meat with the marinade is the first step, and it’s one way restaurants make thin-sliced meat feel tender and smooth in your mouth.
Updating Your Gun with Hydro-dipping: How To
Guns are meant to be used but require the same concealment as we do when hunting in tough conditions. I hunt waterfowl and know barrel flash, shiny things, and moving a gun around that is not concealed can cause birds to flare.
DIY Colorado Elk: My Experience
This hunt area doesn’t allow any motorized vehicles so you either walk, bike, or horseback it into your area. The area is very much a DIY and muscle power area.
Gear: Sitka’s Flash Shelter
Best known for its hunting apparel, Sitka jumps into the emergency shelter market with its new Flash Shelter 8’x10,’ a tarp that packs light but rolls out large enough to provide cover for two people. For the backcountry hunter, the Flash Shelter is made to provide quick concealment, and shelter from rain, wind, and snow.
Elk Hunting: Don’t Make It Miserable!
hunting on public land isn’t for the faint of heart. It’s a grind. Regardless of the weapon you choose to tote, you can expect pressure from other hunters, daunting terrain and days where the lenses of your binos detect no hide. In short, elk hunting public dirt can suck.
The Last Piece of the Puzzle: Glassing Tips for Hunters
One of the most important skills an outdoorsman can practice and hone to a fine edge is the ability to glass a specific piece of country and pick it apart for the game species that call it home.
Quick, Fast, and In a Hurry – A Two Day Caribou Hunt
Two caribou tags, three guys, and two days to do it in. No pressure.