Breaking 200″
Breaking 200”
By Robby DenningWe all know big mule deer are a tough prospect. Some even argue they are the toughest trophy to take in North America. I’ll let the...
A Bag of Bags: How to Organize Your Backpack
A Bag of Bags By Larry Schwartz, Rokslide Member Many years ago, actually many decades ago, in the 1960's and 70's, I was a new Boy Scout and...
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...
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,...
Head to Head Bow Test: Part I
This will the the definitive Head to Head Bow Test review of 2022. Watch as Zach Herold of the Rokstaff puts five top bows through eight head to head...
Shelters for the High Country
Shelters for the High Country Aron Snyder Shelter options for the backcountry hunter are at an all-time high and anything worth looking at is going to have a high...
Judging Brown and Grizzly Bears
Judging Brown and Grizzly Bears By Billy Molls There is perhaps no other animal that is more difficult to judge than a brown or a grizzly...
Public Land Elk Hang-ups
Public Land Elk Hang-ups by Elknut Hunting bull elk on public land is no easy task to say the least. Here are a few thoughts on hunting them effectively:...
I’d Rather Be Lucky Than Good – a Rokslide.com Original Film
We follow along with Rokslide co-owner Ryan Avery on a rifle elk hunt. He uses his goats to backpack into the backcountry and as usual, things don't go as...
TT#35 E-Scouting with Mark Livasay, then Game Camera’s and Digiscoping
Today Mark Livasay takes us though his E-scouting process in Treeline Academy. Mark's proven 12 core principles to finding elk when E-scouting can narrow down any unit in the...