I couldn’t shake the feeling that something bad was going to happen to my bow as I loaded it into […]

There are hunts that fill the freezer, and there are hunts that change you. This one was the latter. Ten […]

Master bowhunting by species with targeted practice for each animal. Improve your shots for successful field experiences.

You can have all the best gear, the right optics, the tag of a lifetime, the best hunt plan, or […]

Stuff that I am constantly stoked on and some of the best gear I have gotten to sample. Vortex LHT […]

Remi Warren shares tips and tactics for elk hunting.

A strange coffee symbol popped up on the truck gauge for the hundredth time. The new model, borrowed Ford was […]

You can have all the best gear, the right optics, the tag of a lifetime, the best hunt plan, or […]

"My binos live on my eyes in both close and far hunting scenarios. Long-range glassing is important, but if you are not properly close-quarter glassing, you are not fully utilizing one of the best tools available. I am going to cover my five best close-quarter tactics to help you spot more game and get busted less."

Over the years I have noticed that it seems like new technology is always trying to replace a skill to make success easier to come by. Everyone is looking for a hack or shortcut to success. While I have nothing against this and embrace many of those technologies myself. I am a firm believer that there is no shortcut or technology to make you consistently successful or at your core, a more competent hunter.

Social media has changed the way we operate, and hunters are not immune to that change. It allows us to communicate, share, and self-publish… and it may be the single thing that leads to the demise of hunting.

With thousands of days spent self-filming, I want to share the secrets I have learned over the years of capturing my hunts and help lessen the learning curve for those of you interesting in capturing your hunt on film.