Oh $&%#! This was my first thought when I spotted the tendril of smoke snaking its way skyward two ridges over. It was two weeks before the opener of archery elk season and I was scouting the unit I had waited so long to draw. The fire could change …
Read More »In Defense of Trophy Hunting
There has been quite a bit of chat lately regarding the concept of “Trophy Hunting” both within the hunting community as well as outside of it. Time and time again, as I have begun to follow some of these conversations along the way, many have taken a very biased and …
Read More »Trophy Hunting IS Conservation
In talking about society’s misperception of what Trophy Hunting is around the office, the topic of how many “trophy” big game animals we all have taken came up. Obviously there’s a bunch of them and the number of states, countries and even continents where we’ve done so was surprisingly high. …
Read More »3D Maps Are Better Than Ever! onX hunt Review
This review features the new and improved 3D mapping feature offered by the onX Hunt app. 3D maps now include layer views, including hybrid and topography. You can add, view and customize markers and tracks all in 3D mode. Whether you are hunting, camping or hiking, onX Hunt has the …
Read More »The Preference Point Dilemma
With an overwhelming increase in demand, is it time to rethink the concept of “preference points?” By Guy Eastman Has the concept of the preference point run its course? No one really knows for sure how long the concept will be with us, however the fact seems to be …
Read More »Hunting Dall’s sheep in the last wilderness with Guy Eastman
Guy Eastman hunts for a Dall’s sheep in the last wilderness of the Northwest Territory. Guy is retracing the hunting adventure pioneered by his grandfather Gordon Eastman in the Mackenzie mountains. He is joined by his brother Ike Eastman for this journey to hunt mountain caribou and Dall’s sheep. This …
Read More »Protecting Archery and Wildlife Management
Almost 30 years ago I picked up my first bow with the intent of becoming proficient enough to go bowhunting that fall. I instantly fell in love with shooting a bow and arrow, as well as bowhunting big game. That first day that three young mule deer came within …
Read More »Second chance to draw Idaho for 2021?
Although thousands of applicants already partake in Idaho’s second controlled drawing for deer, elk, pronghorn and black bear, it is a process that few know about or consider for their hunt plans. By the time this deadline hits, fall is fast approaching and most hunters are already lined up and …
Read More »Poaching Conviction in Colorado
If you’ve ever thought about trying to pull off dual residency to get resident hunting licenses in more than one state, you’d better think twice before actually doing it. Recently, a Georgia man who had once resided in Colorado, was busted for buying hunting licenses and poaching game as a …
Read More »Tie In A Peep Sight – Archery How To
Learn how to securely tie in your peep sight on any compound bow. Dan Pickar shares his step by step method to secure a peep sight and keep it from moving. Whether you are bow hunting or target shooting, keeping your peep sight in its proper place is important for …
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