Alaska DIY Caribou (and So Much More)
Alaska DIY Caribou (and So Much More)
By Billy Molls, Rokslide Guest WriterAfter about two years of trapping coons, muskrats, mink, beaver, and fox with my grandpa near my parents'...
Aubrey’s First Sheep Hunt
August 10th is an important date for hunters all across Alaska; it’s the season opener for multiple species to include Dall sheep. However, if you’re age 10-17 you have...
Iron Will s100 Broadhead Review
It’s hard to believe it’s been almost two years to the date, since I reviewed the Iron Will v100. You can read that review here. Iron Will was new...
Idaho OTC Elk, Part I
Idaho OTC Elk, Part I By Ron Wright, Rokslide Member There is an increasing interest in DIY elk hunting in Idaho. With the economy better across the country,...
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...
Tripods: Outdoorsmans Standard vs. SLIK 624
Once carbon fiber tripods became widely available at least a decade ago, I dropped my aluminum tripods like hot rocks and made the switch. I was saving more than...
Processing a Deer In Hot Weather
Hot weather deer hunting means being ready to cool down the meat as fast as possible to keep it from spoiling.For many places in the country, deer seasons open...
Outfitting An ATV For The Rocky Mountains
Outfitting An ATV For The Rocky Mountains
As draw results come in for big game hunts across the Rocky Mountains, many of us are scouting the hunting areas we have...
One or Both Eyes Open
One or Both Eyes Open
By Guest Contributor, Jimmy Tippetts (Slim Jim)
When shooting a compound bow, do you use one or both eyes? This topic has been discussed many times,...
Alaska DIY Moose, The Inside Scoop, Part I
Alaska DIY Moose, The Inside Scoop, Part IBy Billy Molls, Rokslide Guest Writer An Alaskan bull moose can weigh nearly 2,000 pounds. His antlers can stretch over...