Three Great Black Bear Hunts
Chad Schearer Black bears populate areas spanning from as far south as Florida and northern Mexico to as far north as Alaska. With food supplies and genetics varying geographically there…
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Why Zero at 100 Yards?
By PJ Delohomme Why Zero at 100 Yards Zeroing your rifle is one of the most critical steps for achieving accuracy in shooting sports and hunting. While the 100-yard zero…
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On the Edge
C.J. Davis Bass fishermen have known for years that working structure and edge helps them catch more fish. Hunters, to a lesser degree, have understood this as well. Unfortunately knowing…
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Missouri Breaks Mule Deer
Lost at Sea “There’s a nice buck!” John was right. It was a nice buck and he was headed for the breaks at a steady trot. I looked at our…
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Bullet Selection
Steve Johnson There is no such thing as a magic bullet. That is why we have such a wide variety of bullets in the marketplace. Depending on the kind of…
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Dog Days and Dog Hair
Peter B. Mathiesen One event that signals the dog days of fishing is my dog leaves enough hair in the house to weave a rug. Recently I saw a blade…
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Decoying Pronghorns Amongst the Prickly Pear
Mark Kayser I still remember my first successful pronghorn decoy hunt as clearly as the pain of the prickly pear cactus that accompanied it. Slowly making my way to my…
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Picking a New Hunting Partner
C.J. Davis There’s no better time to dive into bowhunting or upgrade to a new bow than right now. The gear is better, pro shops are more knowledgeable and there…
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Luke Clausen Most people think that catching big bass in the summer is more difficult, but it doesn’t have to be. Much like anything else that has to spend all…
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Uncovering Pheasants
M. D. Johnson Pheasants will always fly from thinner cover to thicker cover. So the next time you step in behind your pointer, take just a second to look around…
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