Pressure Canning Your Backcountry Bounty
The Pressure is On: Preserving your Backcountry Bountyby Becca Moffat, Rokslide ProstaffFor those of us fortunate enough to bring home an abundance of game meat and fish, full freezers...
Rifle VS. Archery Trigger
Rifle Shooting VS Archery: It’s all in the Trigger by Evan Williams The tip of my finger tingled with anticipation. My brother and I had bumped him...
Southeast Alaska Rut Hunting Tips
Southeast Alaska Rut Hunting Tips
Hunting standards are what they are because they are universal, that is, the wording might vary but some staples apply no matter where you are....
My Wyoming Premier
My Wyoming Premiere Desarae Beery I can recall many fond memories of my father taking me along on a few of his hunting adventures as a little...
Thirty Days to One Thousand Yards
“Thirty Days to One Thousand”, pretty catchy title right? I thought it might spark your curiosity, but the value of the title ends there. The entire process only took...
Telling Your Story: Part I – Camera Selection
Telling Your Story, Part I: Camera Selection By Aron Snyder It was everything I could do to stay upright on the scree slope. We had spotted a bear ten...
Backcountry Gear Selection – What to Pack
Backcountry Gear Selection – What to Pack Aron Snyder So it’s that time of year again and the emails, PM’s and phone calls about packing lists are rolling...
Early Season Scouting
One of the most overlooked times to scout for big game is the early season; mid-to-late June through early-to-mid July. I get a sense the majority of hunters believe...
Battle of the 30 Cals
Maybe it stems from fond memories of our fathers or grandfathers pulling the ol' 30-06 out of the cabinet with the faint aroma of Hoppe's No. 9, or from...
Mesa Horse Gear Saddle Bag Review
Mesa Horse Gear out of Colorado is offering horse tack for the western horseback hunter. This fills a unique niche. I've always had to buy horse gear made for...