Become a Better Tracker: Push emotion aside and use the evidence to your advantage
As the light quickly faded in the Sonoran Desert, I had a decision to make; track my buck in the darkness or wait until morning. After locating a few dark reddish/brick-colored blood splatters on the desert floor, the decision was easy; I’d wait until morning to allow...
Distance Bulls: How to Hunt Elk from Five Miles Away
The first elk tag I received in my home state of Nevada came well after I started elk hunting. Ten years later to be exact. By that point I had shot quite a few bulls myself in other states and guided to many more while working as an elk guide in Montana and New...
Planning for a North Country Adventure | Don’t grow old wishing you’d have taken the leap; do it now
Don’t grow old wishing you’d have taken the leap; do it now Alaska is a dream hunting destination. It’s wild, vast, and home to animals not found in the Lower 48, providing a lot of unique opportunity for the DIY hunter. The only downside is that planning the hunt can...
mAPPing the Future
Why you should ditch your traditional GPS I can still remember my first cell phone; my parents gave it to me after my high school graduation. It was a big deal, as none of my friends had cell phones. Instantly, I was the man. I had power and had freedom. I also had a...
Calling Elk Early
It’s getting closer to archery season and early on, calling elk successfully requires a little different approach than later, when the elk are deeper into the rut. Zach is well known for his ability to successfully call and kill big bulls on public land and in...
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