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"If you are reading Western Hunter magazine, you are probably already in the elite, small percentage of hunters that harvest the majority of the game. If you aren’t and want to know how to stay prepared all year without spending a lot of money or time, please read on for what I have learned by studying the small percentage of good hunters that are routinely successful...."

Kristy gives us a how-to on organizing and cleaning your gear in the off season so you are ready to go!

The hunting horseman can accomplish a “run and gun” technique while traversing a lot of country in search of game. The logistics of horse feed and water are essentially the only limiting factors. 

With backcountry hunting becoming more popular these days, there is a great percentage of hunters out there that are truly not prepared for the journey that lies ahead of them. Without first-hand experience, it is hard to know how prepared you actually are.

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.

George Bettas shares his tips for being prepared on late season hunts.

The difference between a comfortable and uncomfortable hunt can depend on what items you have in your pack.

We spend a lot of time thinking about our gear, but how much time do we spend actually testing to ensure it works when we need it?

Steve Opat lives a life centered around surviving in the wilderness, so be prepared and read his rules and tenets of survival.