The most common reasons hunters wound deer and don’t admit it
Most hunters don’t go into the woods planning to wound a deer. They go in thinking about clean kills,…
Most hunters don’t go into the woods planning to wound a deer. They go in thinking about clean kills,…
A rifle can look like a hero on the bench. You have a sandbagged forend, a steady rear bag,…
Clean one-shot kills aren’t magic, and they’re not guaranteed by any headstamp. What makes an animal tip over fast…
A rifle “losing zero” usually gets blamed on the gun, but you and I both know it’s often the…
Hog hunting is one of the fastest ways to learn that “hits hard” and “punishes you” don’t have to…
Even the guy with a shiny new rifle and a dialed-in load usually has an old standby in the…
Modern rifles are impressive. You can buy light, accurate, threaded, optics-ready rifles right off the shelf, and a lot…
If you hunt public land long enough, you learn the difference between “pressure” and “overcrowded.” Pressure is normal. Overcrowded…
Late season predator calling is a different animal than early winter. By the time the calendar’s winding down, coyotes…
Wolves aren’t “back” in the Lower 48—they’re still spreading out, and a lot of that expansion is landing right…