After our brush with death with a 10-foot brown bear, we spent many hours thinking, processing, and analyzing the situation […]

Put yourself where the animals are and in their travel corridors. Be observant of your surroundings and sign. Know if they have the best eyesight, smell, or hearing. Know when to push it, when to slow down, when to back out, and when to close the distance. This comes with experience in most cases.

As hunters, we are nothing without our tools and technology. Here are a few things to focus on with pack fitting, and a review of the pack that has worked for us, as well as what has not.

A review of the Wilderness Athlete Pack Out Bars and Bites from health and wellness coach Tana Grenda.

Tana shares some great tips and insight that she's learned throughout the years of capturing hunts on video with her family’s youtube channel Stuck-N-The-Rut.

Months of planning and preparation are involved in every hunt. The last thing you want to happen is to “hit a wall” and tap out early.