Bowhunter Brian Barney demonstrates his preferred method for tying a string loop on to a bow string. Barney recommends a short loop to minimize slip and compensate for stretch with use as the bow. Press play to see the process in it’s entirety! Guy Eastman’s Ibex Hunt Ike Eastman’s Wyoming …
Read More »Custom Accuracy Out Of Your Factory Rifle
By Jason Montagna The performance of rifles has increased over the past ten years and so has the price- to a point where a custom rifle is too expensive for many of us. So how can we get near custom performance on a working man’s budget? UPGRADE! I own a …
Read More »The Best Defense Against Small Pests!
Early season hunts can be brutal on the skin when bugs are doing their best to enjoy a last meal before the snow falls. When that last meal is you it can make for a long, itchy, uncomfortable hunt. It is even worse when there are bugs swarming all over …
Read More »Don’t Starve in The Backcountry: Freeze Dried Meals
No matter what your style of hunting I would be willing to bet that if I ran into you on the trail you would probably have some type of food in your pack. Backpack hunters carry a stash of food that has to last for the entirety of their stay …
Read More »Mule Deer Steak Barbecue!
It’s summer barbecue season! This week we are grilling mule deer and enjoying the spring weather as we wait for the fall. Press play to find out what one of our favorite mule deer recipe is and how we prepare it for the grill! What will you be grilling this …
Read More »Perfecting Shot Placement!
By Ernie Bishop Wouldn’t it be nice if all of our shots on big game were broadside? The animal before you is the one you want to put your tag on, he is undisturbed and you are calm with a solid field rest. The distance is such that no adjustments …
Read More »Non-Conventional Stoves: Part 2
Every ounce counting backpack hunter wants to cut weight somehow! Using natural fuel stoves is one simple way to cut ounces out of the overall pack weight. Natural fuel stoves do not require heavy gas canisters, they simply require small pieces of wood to burn. Each stove is capable of …
Read More »The Hilleberg Kaitum 2
Hilleberg is known for building some of the most robust tents on the planet. This past hunting season I was able to put the Kaitum 2 through the wringer and it performed flawlessly. For whatever reason, I was subject to more than my fair share of rainstorms while in the …
Read More »The Outdoor Edge Razor Blaze Knife
Replaceable blade hunting knives have certainly sliced their way into the market (pun intended) and are here to stay. The Razor Blaze knife is one of the most recent offerings from Outdoor Edge and most certainly made an impression on Guy when he used it this fall. Though the Razor Blaze …
Read More »Carbon Precision: The Christensen Summit Carbon Rifle
Carbon fiber rifles and hunting the West are nearly synonymous. The reason is simple – save weight. As the old adage goes, “Ounces are pounds, and pounds are pain.” Christensen has been in the business of sparing you pain for 20 years now and have more than made a name …
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