Gear

Just a quick review of the new Maven C.1s and Swarovski SLCs.Oh, and I keep looking to the left because people keep walking down the trail towards me.

Meopta Meostar B1 10X42 HD binocular Matt Cashell The 10X42 Meopta Meostar HD As I mentioned in the Spotting Scope review, I hunted for several years with the...

Hunting has provided me with some of the best moments in my life. Whether I was solo or hunting with friends and family, the good times rolled and memories...

Who else but Rokslide would host an entire month of all-gear-for-deer camp (or sheep or elk or walrus...whatever!)  That's right, for the next month you can read reviews on...

Kifaru Crater Review By Jordan Budd, Rokslide Prostaff One thing Kifaru does very well is listen to their customers and design new pack additions from user feedback. The new 2018 Crater...

Vortex Razor UHD 32mm When it comes to the all-important hunting binocular, the “mid-range” offerings are the most competitive segment of the market.  While the traditional “Euro” optics companies have...

If you read the Elite Omnia review my wife and I wrote early this summer, it should have come across as objectively but genuinely glowing in every way.  So,...

If you've followed this blog for a while, you know I've tried quite a few Vortex products.   From the Kaibab 15x56 to the Vulture 15x56 binoculars, to the Viper...

Muzzleloaders: Versatility Allows Flexibility By Mike Peterson, Rokslide Prostaff How many of you have considered versatility as a part of your hunting rifle? I certainly know I never considered it when I...

Spot Hogg Archery SightsBy Steve Speck, S&S ArcherySpot Hogg has been making archery products since 1987.  On their website, they make a great comment that I couldn't agree with...