This gear review feature’s Leica’s brand new Geovid Max. These rangefinding binoculars are more powerful and user-friendly than ever before: pinning to onX, adjustable wind, a robust Applied Ballistics solver, and of course, top-tier optical quality. From simple to complex these RF binos can be customized to fit any application …
Read More »All You Need Is A “Chance”
Article by: Cole Herb Taking a chance on an unlikely bird dog pays off. I remember the day like it was yesterday, the day I got a phone call from a friend. He stated that he had a six-month-old, male English Setter that he was trying to find a …
Read More »TWO Tags PUNCHED! Spot & Stalk Public Land Speed Goats | Eastmans Hunting TV
Hunt pronghorn antelope on public land with Eastmans staffers Dan Pickar and Lindsay Wion. Dan pulls out all the tricks to get in bow range of a trophy buck. After days afield, he finally connects with a buck he’s been dreaming of all season. Then Lindsay lets her Browning boomstick …
Read More »Your Rifle Makes Smaller Holes Than My Bow!
ARTICLE BY: Jared Miller …if you impact below 2200 fps. Hunters have been obsessed with energy for generations, and unfortunately they’re wrong. Energy doesn’t tell you much about the size of a wound channel, and thereby the speed at which an animal will bleed out. Impact velocity tells you …
Read More »The Eastmans Drill
Written / Developed By- Jared Miller We’d like to introduce to you, “The Eastmans Drill”. We recognize that there is a big gap between traditional paper plate shooters and precision rifle series competitors and it’s our goal to fill the gap between those two ends of the spectrum. We’d like …
Read More »From 40K to 1,000,000: The Elk Comeback (Eastmans)
Did you know that elk were nearly lost to history? The rebound of Rocky Mountain elk is one of conservation’s greatest untold North American success stories. Without the intervention of passionate sportsmen at the turn of the 20th century, this iconic ungulate wouldn’t fuel the passions of today’s hunters. From …
Read More »The True Price of a Tag: Protecting the Integrity of the Hunt
The recent federal indictment of three New Mexico men has sent a ripple through the hunting community, serving as a stark reminder of what happens when ethics take a backseat to greed. Federal prosecutors have charged Danial Adair, Daniel Nicolds, and Lary Nicolds with operating a multi-year fraud scheme …
Read More »A Blind Eye For Wolves
Article by: Ron Dean The Wyoming Game and Fish Department (GF) is proposing additional protection for wolves that inhabit the Gros Ventre River (GV) drainage. This is in spite of the problems caused by their presence in the drainage. Wolves were eliminated from the Jackson Hole area nearly 100 …
Read More »Eberlstock Brute Series
Never content to rest upon success, the team at Eberlestock realized that serious backcountry...
Read More »Getting Started With Your Bird Dog: Why Pointing Dog Owners Hold Back and Why They Shouldn’t
ARTICLE BY: Brandon Moss It is a common question amongst upland hunters; “Who should I use for a trainer?” Someone who has trained multiple retrievers from scratch — built solid obedience, introduced birds, and produced a reliable duck hunting machine, suddenly gets a pointing dog and decides the whole thing …
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