Hunting Separation Anxiety Part II: “The Transylvanian Roar”
Hunting Separation Anxiety Part II "The Transylvanian Roar"
By Jared Bloomgren, Rokslide prostaffGetting an opportunity to hunt while on a deployment is not something that happens very often, and I...
Hunting Separation Anxiety, Part I
Hunting Separation Anxiety
By Jared Bloomgren, Rokslide Staff
Where is the correct place to even start? Have you ever had to miss a hunting season? How about the entire season? If...
Spot and Stalk Bear: A Fall Success Story
Spot and Stalk Bear: A Fall Success Story
By Dustin Allen, Guest Contributor
As a rookie western hunter, an OTC spot and stalk fall bear hunt in Montana was too good...
Why Do You Hunt?
Why Do You Hunt, By Chris Waters
It seems that back in the 70’s, 80’s and even a touch in the 90’s, if you went up to the mountains during...
Big-Woods Whitetail: Seeking Eastern Adventure
Big-Woods Whitetail: Seeking Eastern AdventureBy Torin Miller, Rokslide Member A doe and two fawns came first. Startled by the strategic two-man mountain deer drive, they were cutting back...
Six Year Quest – My First Lion
Six Year Quest – My First Lion Bryan Reed I have owned and trained hounds for the last six years. I originally got into hound hunting because I...
Pre-Rut – Whitetail Hunting at its Best
Late October Pre-Rut - Whitetail Hunting at its Best Les Welch After a 3 week stint in the Rocky Mountains, I was finally able to hit the woods for...
Hunting as a family
Hunting as a Family By Amy Hanneman I am a strong believer that even after having children that as parents we should not have to give up all of...
Rescue on Kodiak Island
Rescue on Kodiak Island By Becca MoffatIt was mid October, 2010, and we awoke to clear blue skies with temperatures around 15 degrees F. As I fixed breakfast, Luke...
The Broken Heart Buck
The Broken Heart Buck by Robby Denning There is a low brushy ridge on the east side of one of the ranches I manage in...