Staff Picks: Midwest Whitetails
We asked some of our staff about their go-to gear. Find out what gear they trust to pack.
We asked some of our staff about their go-to gear. Find out what gear they trust to pack.
You spotted a bedded buck tucked away in open country far beyond your effective range. The perfect stalk is the only factor separating you from meat in the freezer and antlers on the wall.
We asked some of our staff about their go-to gear. Find out what gear they trust to pack.
Twenty-plus years of bowhunting has taught me: Murphy’s law has a not-so-discreet way of perversely sabotaging hunts. A broadhead slices your bowstring. A D-loop snaps when you’re drawing on a bull at close-range. Or maybe you accidentally run over your bow at basecamp. I’ve actually done that twice.
As humans, aside from our big brains, we rely on our eyes for most our predatory success. Want to exponentially increase opportunities in the field? It’s time to get glassing.
Bear meat is one of those meats that gets a bad rap when it comes to the wild game culinary world. The reason being is many folks don’t understand how to cook the meat, or the flavors found within its delicious, fatty muscles.
If you’re running an AR15 or tactical carbine, you’re already utilizing one of the most versatile weapon platforms out there. The .556/.223 and the 7.62/.308 are extremely dynamic calibers optimized for mid to longer ranges.
So, you want to start a workout program to get ready for the fall hunting but feel a bit overwhelmed on how to start. Think you need a lot of money for a gym membership or equipment? Nothing could be further from the truth.
It’s Important to find something that has a long track record of reliability. Modern pistols designed for recreational, defensive, and/or professional duty use generally follow the pattern of being polymer-framed, striker-fired guns, and we recommend sticking to something in that category.
Hunting is a dynamic endeavor. Terrain and vegetation change with every step, potentially affecting your shooting opportunity. When a shot presents itself, your ability to read the landscape and quickly transition to the best shooting position is critical for success.