For some deer hunters, the season will kick off in less than 90 days. So here's a look at the summertime chores for deer season that you need to tackle.
I typically prefer to use my own firearms when hunting, but I felt perfectly comfortable utilizing one of the Glen Dene rifles but wanted to really familiarize myself with the gun.
While New Zealand is tame compared to hunting locations in Africa and Central Asia, it takes some foresight and planning to ensure a smooth experience.
Here are a few things I like to do before season opens to be best be prepared for that opening morning gobbler, and a few tactics I like to use to bag him.
Wild hogs have been exposed to hunter pressure for several months, and being the highly intelligent animals they are, they prefer to feed at night when they have the woods to themselves.
We all know that feeling when you wake up in the morning to get ready for the hunt, and all you hear is howling winds outside—here's what you can do about it.
Every hunter has his or her favorite time of the season to be in the woods. I love the holiday hunts I share with my family over the holidays.
Few pursuits are as exciting as hunting turkeys with shotguns. Here are some tips on how red dot sights can help your aim for fewer missed birds.
Geese soon started coming in small groups. Calls of, “Shoot them in the front,” “They’re dropping in,” and “Four pack coming in from the west!” were being volleyed about.
We love antelope hunting. Love it. There is something to be said for being able to hunt all day and the fun of never knowing what you might see.
Last week I had the great opportunity to join some friends on a late-season antelope depredation hunt. I love hunting antelope as there is action all day.
Grouse season was a huge success in the Pike household this year. High mountain hunting for Blue Grouse (aka Dusky Grouse) is a family favorite.
The memories of a hunter’s first duck hunting trip are truly special. Regardless of the number of birds bagged, the experience of that first hunt will forever remain among the top.
One of the best parts of a solo hunt is the opportunity to learn from mistakes and hone your skills. Its success or failure lies squarely on the shoulders of the hunter.
Picking the right rifle for deer hunting can be intimidating. With all the different options out there, Brett goes over some things to consider when choosing what gun to get.
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