Organized Chaos: Taming Your Truck Bed
One of the bigger challenges coming into hunting season is dialing in your truck to carry all of your bags, packs, guns/bows, tents, kitchen kits, etc which can easily…
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Scott Reekers
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Gruesome Behavior: Poaching
Growing up in a law enforcement home I picked up on a few things about negligent criminal behavior. One of the traits that always stuck out to me was the…
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Bloodsport’s New Gravedigger Broadheads
The original Gravedigger Hybrid Mechanical broadhead has inspired confidence in many bowhunters since its debut in 2011. Using an innovative hybrid design incorporating the best characteristics of both fixed-blades…
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A Lifetime With Weatherby Rifles
By my own admission, I am a fan of Weatherby rifles. I own two of them and that says something because my gun safe is far from full. That is…
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Load it and Love it
Load it and Love it Capable TX 17 is the workhorse of Tenzing’s all-new, affordable line of TX Series hunting packs Hunting packs lead a tough life. They’re overstuffed, overloaded…
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Protecting Your Gear: Plano’s Latest Bow Cases
Western bow hunters are tough on all of their gear, including their archery tackle, from their bows all way the way down to the vanes on their arrows. From the…
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Living In Grizzly Bear Country
By Stephen Rosso The sound of silence was what brought about my alarm, the mules had stopped moving around and that in itself was not normal. As I raised my…
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Eberlestock Batwing Pouch Review
Eberlestock packs have served me well in the past and will continue to do so into the future. With longevity and versatility in mind, I have become a fan of…
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The Yeti 18 oz Bottle Review
It’s kind of a well known fact around the office and among my friends that I don’t give my hunting gear a life of ease! I have managed to break…
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Beyond The Grid: Prairie Dog Extavaganza
Prairie dogs are a real problem for many cattle ranchers across the west and specifically Eastern Montana. When these desert rodents overpopulate, they will overgraze an area and literally eat…
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