It really doesn’t matter how good your camera is if you don't have proper camera lens care, take it from a professional.

Although using stock in the backcountry isn't a new tactic, it doesn't mean you are stuck using the same old equipment.

Trent Williams, Wyoming, 2015 “There are certainly risks with hunting solo in this type of country, but I’ll be making […]

Making a living as an elk guide is a dream job, here is a little information from Remi on how to actually make it happen.

See how to use a topo map to help find more elk, who encompass a wide variety of different terrain across the West.

A good hunting partner is like a good bird dog…you’re lucky if you get one great one in a lifetime. […]

"All the stalks that go wrong make the ones that go right just that much sweeter." Justin Davis, Colorado, 2017. […]

Western bowhunters require more from their bow sights than our whitetail hunting brethren. Our average shot distances are double that […]

Hear why Chris chose to leaving his 10x and 15x binoculars at home and going strictly with a 12x50.

With all the effort we put in our hunts these days it's a wonder why more people don't carry something to capture the whole adventure.

As with any pursuit, there is a tiresome amount of information to learn. Going through my fair share of hobbies, […]

Chris, Mark, and Matt discuss the realities of hunting the grey ghost.