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When it comes to hunting the West, the first skill set a hunter should master is the art of glassing from a tripod. Second, he should master utilizing the tripod as a shooting support.

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.

Whether you’re looking to shoot a bullet that is unavailable in factory ammo, seeking better performance from your rifle, or tracking down accurate load data for a new rifle without spending a week’s pay on components, Unknown Munitions has you covered.

While there are many things I have done to improve myself as an archer and hunter, these are the three steps I feel made the biggest difference.

If you're like Doug and want to get better at long-range shooting, the Outdoor Solutions’ Long Range Shooting School is for you.

Rifle shots during a hunt are almost always spontaneous, so you should practice these tips for improvised shots.

Here are a dozen tips to help set your bow up and ensure it fits you, is well-tuned, and sighted in properly.

Take the accuracy of your reloads to the next level with these tips and products for advanced brass preparation.

Follow these 10 tips for help minimizing variables that can and will undermine your bowhunting performance.

How to analyze the ballistic data that will lead to a more optimum rifle load in the most efficient manner.

Follow Nate's advice for better rangefinder use and become so proficient that you won't need it in the case of an emergency.

Darin's 7 steps for reloading an accurate and dependable rifle load so you don't have to perform trial and error.