Hunting In The Fog
The fog would allow us to drop down into the snowy gash just below the summit without being seen. From the rocks on the other side, we’d have a...
Bowhunting Coyotes In The Off Season
If you are like me, you are always looking for ways to improve your hunting skill set. I found that there is no better off season practice than bow...
Setting Up Your Bow, DIY Style
Setting Up Your Own Bow, DIY Style By Jared Bloomgren, Rokslide Prostaff Setting up your own bow is a common topic that many archers would like to have...
Late Season Antelope
Late season Antelope Tips Guest Contributor – Kevin Clerkin Late season antelope hunting is darn tough! By mid-to late October, the reckless curiosity and aggression exhibited during the...
Extreme Angle Shooting
Extreme Angle Shooting Steve Stidham Chasing Sheep and Goats in the extreme terrain that they call home often ends with shot opportunities being at extreme angles. As if...
Maximum Effective Range
Maximum Effective Range By Jared Bloomgren, Rokslide Staff This can be one of those touchy subjects and often turns into one of those "I can shoot farther than...
Snowy Mountain Long Range Academy
Living in the Bitterroot Valley of Western Montana, Snowy Mountain Rifles is a pretty familiar name. Originally located in Missoula, Montana, SMR quickly grew an enviable reputation for...
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...
East to West: Planning Your First Backpack Hunt
East to West Part I: Preparing for Your First Western Hunt Part I: Picking the Right Gear By Tye Abell, Rokslide Member As an Eastern hunter living in...
Idaho OTC Elk, Part II
Idaho OTC Elk, Part II: Tips on Finding Elk By Ron Wright, Rokslide Member In Part I, I talked about quality, licensing, and expectations (you can read that...