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They may say that clothes don’t make the man, but hunting gear definitely makes the hunter (along with skill, of course). Quality gear with multifaceted uses makes all the difference out in the wild and can offer excellent aid when you need it most, as well as cleaner, quicker kills on your prey. Hitting the

Have you wanted to learn how to get into hunting but never had any experience? Many hunters were never brought out while they were children and have to learn as adults when their interests are piqued. This is your resource to help you transition from your current life to one that involves a healthy amount

With all the technology, know-how, and information available to us right now, you’d think that hunting accidents would be on the decline. Well, not exactly. Everyone immediately thinks of accidental shootings when they hear about hunters safety, and while that is a valid concern to have, there are less than one hundred fatalities per year

Hunting knife sharpening is something you have to do every time before you head out. You can use your hunting knife to prepare game for cooking, bone skinning, cleaning fish, and even self-defence, it’s got to be as sharp as can be to be useful in all of those situations. Knife sharpening has a lot

We’re terribly sorry to say this to all you hunters out there, but it’s all too common to pack more than what you actually need. It’s difficult to detach from the lives we currently know and love, so we end up packing just a little bit more to feel a little bit safer. It’s some

There’s a different type of hunting that you’re not currently partaking in, and it’s going to get you more game than you can handle. It also poses greater danger, but there’s no reward without risk. Tree stand hunting has a lot of working mechanisms that need to be aligned just right to really ensure things

Hunting regulations: the laws that keep the fine balance of ecosystem life and the health of your wallet in check. The amount you could end up paying in fines is astronomical, and not complying with state and federal regulations on hunting could result in the suspension of your hunting license or permanent bans in specific

Winter hunting can be far more fun and rewarding than hunting during the warm weather, so long as you know what you’re doing. These tips and tricks are designed to enhance your experience and ensure you’re bringing home more games than you originally set out to do. 6 Winter Hunting Strategies You Should Know Of

Hunting face paint is usually an afterthought for many hunters. Look at any trophy photos where a couple of guys have bagged a huge buck, and you’ll see that not many people are using it. Why? Well, it’s not the most comfortable thing, but it does increase your chance of remaining hidden from prey for

You’d better not tread into the frigid wilderness without proper insulation. It cannot be stressed enough: boots need to be insulated to avoid frostbite and other health concerns, and too many novice hunters seem to forego this fact entirely. It’s time to show you how to properly insulate your boots for winter hunting with a

You’re heading out to the great unknown, the glorious wilderness, and you’re trying to optimise your gear to be as efficient and effective as possible. There’s a lot of static online about whether you should wear hunting boots on a hike or stick with actual traditional hiking boots. Let’s settle the debate and put speculation

Your hunting scent, or lack thereof, will be the deciding factor in your hunting trip. Animals can smell for an insane distance through solid ground, and it alerts them to predatory animals. When you spend your life on the run, hiding from others and evading disaster, it’s kind of second nature. Tree stands are essential

There are more big game animals than you might realise, and I don’t even have time to cover the entire list of small game critters. The point is, it’s a bit daunting trying to figure out which ones to hunt, so instead of trying to persuade you one way or the other, let’s just showcase

Visibility is absolutely everything when you’re hunting. You’re at a disadvantage in many ways because most animals have superior senses over humans. Deer can hear small sounds miles away, antelope can run 61 MPH, and bloodhounds can smell something that’s forty feet underground,what have you got? Tools. Binoculars seem like an afterthought, but they should

Whitetail deer don’t interest you, and you’re not interested in small game,you want elk. Bigger, harder to take down, more of a challenge,that’s how you look at hunting. It’s more of a sport than anything else nowadays. Sure, you don’t want to waste the venison you get, but that’s not the primary reason you’re hunting.