Successful hunting doesn't come easy. Here’s a look at five mistakes turkey hunters make each spring when hunting one of the toughest birds in the country.
I recently caught up with Mr. Billy to talk hounds and the rabbits they pursue, for some insight on the great tradition of rabbit hunting with a shotgun.
Despite the weather, the ducks did their part to keep things lively. The action was steady with ducks coming to our decoys throughout the morning. Mallards and teal seemed to make up the bulk of the a
Like anything, calling whitetail deer is not fool-proof. There will be times it works, and times when it won’t. The key to successfully calling whitetail deer is lack of pressure, timing, and location.
Bears are hard to find. Alberta offers baited bear hunts, which typically produce opportunities to kill bears in excess of 7 feet, many of them approaching 30 years of age.
Will you be ready to capitalize when opening day arrives? Here’s a look at five mistakes that will ruin your opening day deer hunt this season.
One shotgun can be used on any bird… as long as the correct ammunition is selected. And while I am in no way an expert- I have found a quick down and dirty guide for bird hunting shotgun loads.
Hunters that commit to planning and preparation beyond the hunting season are the ones that usually end up with notched tags season after season.
To be a more consistent hunter, practicing with your rifle should be a part of your pre-season routine. Here are five reasons you should practice with your rifle.
The 2018 spring turkey season will go down as the toughest turkey season yet for a lot of hunters across the country. Here’s a look at how I did just that this season as I hit the woods with my Mossberg turkey gun in tow.
Aoudad, also known as Barbary Sheep, reside in rugged desert-like regions of Texas and South West United States. Since 1963, the Aoudad population in Texas alone has increased 1800%; making Aoudad hunting lucrative for hunters.
Getting ready for a Texas Aoudad hunt is a bit time consuming but fully worth the effort. I have sadly learned the hard way that a little bit of preparation for a hunt can save a lot of time, money and effort!
I am often asked, “What sets women’s hunts apart from other hunts.” My answer was, “Everything”. In 6 years of doing ladies-only hunts, I have yet to see any woman miss ANY opportunity to get out there.
The bottom line is, if you want to call up and kill more coyotes, you should consider locating them before moving in for the kill.
Trail cameras are a deer hunter’s tool but they can be integral when hunting predators, as well. Here's how you can get your cameras to work for you.
It’s hard to say whether I had called up a 3rd fox or not. Either way, we had two predators down, and the landowner was thrilled.
A slug barrel is your best "brush gun" for whitetails in dense cover. Here's why a deer shotgun may work far better for you than a rifle.
Bobcats are there, but you need to change the way you play the game. Here’s a look at 3 reasons you can’t seem to call a bobcat to the gun.
Late season mule deer hunts in the rut are among the most coveted tags out there. They’re often hard to draw, but the wait is worth the reward.
Treestand placement is critical, and even more worrisome is when you have to move it midseason. Here's a secret to win the battle.
