Your dog is a fantastic hunting partner, so you need to keep him safe while you're out there. Just as you must meet state requirements for blaze orange, your dog would be safer if he wore the bright color, too. It can be easy for other…
Have you taken (and passed) your hunter safety course? If so, you're ready to hunt! One of your next steps is deciding "what" you want to hunt and where to hunt it. So, what kind of game can you hunt in your area to get started?…
It's as old as time itself. The bow and arrow continue to be excellent tools for harvesting animals year after year. Our equipment may have been upgraded for power and speed. Still, the objective remains the same: keep your scent trail downwind of your prey's highly sensitive…
Written by guest author Corey Jacobsen of Extreme Elk Magazine (now Elk101.com) Many elk hunters agree that it is difficult to boil elk hunting down into one topic that could be described as the most important factor in success. Elk hunting is made up of many pieces,…
Have you thought about how to get your firearms from your home to your campsite or hunting spot? It might seem like no big deal to put the gun in your truck and hit the road, but handling a rifle the wrong way when moving…
