Why can't a rifle be both lightweight and accurate? It can, and it's known as Nosler's Mountain Carbon.
The Nosler Mountain Carbon Rifle
Why can't a rifle be both lightweight and accurate? It can, and it's known as Nosler's Mountain Carbon.
Mike Duplan is one of best mule deer hunters I have ever met. He has taken huge bucks in some of […]
How to Take Better Mountainscape Photographs
Tony explains the gear, elements, and techniques to create Mountain photography that conveys power and scale.
Top Quality 10x42 Affordable Binoculars
In the market for a new set of binos but on a tight budget? Here are the best performers for under $1000.
This One's for Gramps: Paying Tribute the Best Way a Hunter Knows How
Memories & Visions My favorite memory as a child was standing up in the back of my grandfather's 1963 Willys […]
Eat Healthier with These Backpacking Food Options
Chris explains the importance of physical conditioning, nutrition, and how they affect our success in the field.
Tips To Cure Skinny Fat Syndrome
The cure for skinny fat won’t occur overnight, but with the commitment exercise protocol, you can combat the phenomenon.
How to Get The Most Out of Factory Ammo
We don't all have the time to reload our own ammo, so here are some tips to get the most out of factory ammunition.
Tips for Improvised Rifle Shots
Rifle shots during a hunt are almost always spontaneous, so you should practice these tips for improvised shots.
12 Tips for Compound Bow Setup
Here are a dozen tips to help set your bow up and ensure it fits you, is well-tuned, and sighted in properly.
Tips for More Success with a Coyote Call
Here is Fred's opinions on how to have more success coyote hunting; a list of what, how, and why he does what he does.
Enjoy the Ride by David Burgess
"Despite having just blown a stalk on a good bull, it wasn’t over yet. There were still a few days left and a lot could happen in that time. I just told myself to keep at it and enjoy the ride..."