Hunting – Firearms – Shooting – Outdoor Blog
If you’re relatively new to the pastime of duck hunting and you start to gather essential gear for a successful day, you may need a few suggestions from the veterans. It would be wise for you to pay close attention to these recommendations and suggestions. As with any hobby or profession there are certain items … Read more
Boat hunting is a fun outdoor activity that most people do for leisure or as an economic activity. Boating is the act of going out onto a surface of water using a boat. Hunting, in this case, refers to chasing and killing animals for sport or to get food. Therefore, boat hunting is the act of … Read more
Hunting boots are among the most viable investments that you can make if you love hunting. Note that in this process, you can’t compromise quality. Keep in mind that cold, wet, sore or uncomfortable feet can ruin your entire experience. In worst cases, a wrong choice of hunting boots can even affect your chances of survival … Read more
There is no duck hunting that comes without wading. Duck hunting waders have thus been designed and constructed for the duck hunters. These are hunting accessories that mainly feature neoprene, rubber, PVC and Gore-Tex. Some of these are designed to extend up to the chest with others just intended to reach your hips. They can … Read more
Where should you target your shot the next time you’re deer hunting? With this handy infographic you’ll know where the prime target area is and become a more savvy hunter. According to TacticsFAQ.com, Sharpshooters may be able to place a bullet in the brain or neck. However, the dangers of severely wounding the deer but … Read more
Turkey Calling 101 infographic from Cabelas contains everything you need to know about the different turkey calls on the market and why a successful turkey hunter needs them. Read up on box calls, locator calls, slate calls and more, plus all the different turkey sounds they make. By speaking a wild turkey’s language, you’ll have … Read more
As I headed out the door with bow in hand, I knew I was making a mistake. But I still went through with it. Hours later, as the rain slowed, I saw a dark shape materialize from the nearby timber. Then I saw dark, chocolate horns — rain dripping from the long mahogany tines, wrapping … Read more
After reading the title, some of you might have thought: When it comes to coyotes, the only thing I want to slow down is my breathing as I squeeze the trigger. While I’ve had similar thoughts in the past, and have taken a number of coyotes from the deer stand and on the trapline, allow … Read more
Even for students of whitetail behavior, there are always lessons to be learned when it comes to the idiosyncrasies of this incredible animal. by Charles Alsheimer For nearly six decades I’ve been a student of the whitetail. In my wildest dreams I never envisioned having a career in the outdoor field. You see, I’ve gone … Read more