Refining Your Hunting Strategy – The Art of Making Adjustments This week, we’re talking about the art of making adjustments to your hunting tactics and strategy throughout a trip or a season. In order for us to be successful, we need to: Be in the right place, At the right Read more…
Episode 68: Hunting Opportunities on Military Bases This week we’re talking with our friend Mike Herne from Fort Knox, KY about the logistics and opportunities of hunting military base properties across the US. Mike talks us through his experiences of archery hunting on Fort Benning & Fort Knox. We discuss Read more…
Episode 61: The Fascinating History of Eastern Elk Eastern Elk once roamed widely across the eastern United States. They lived in the New York Adirondacks and the Allegheny Mountains of Pennsylvania. Elk thrived in Big Bone Lick, Kentucky and the Northwest Angle in Northern Minnesota. Listen and learn about the Read more…
I would like take a short break from our meal testing series (see part 1, part 2, and part 3) to ask the question: How much food should you pack for a backcountry trip, exactly? That is an exceedingly difficult question to answer as there are many variables. Seasons matter, Read more…
St. Vincent Island Sambar Hunting – Part 2 with Chad Rischar Hopefully Part 1 of the St. Vincent Island Sambar deer hunting blog developed the rhythm section, so now it’s time to dedicate the next post to lead guitar and vocals. Please take a big step back with me and Read more…
DIY Mule Deer Hunting with Dusty Coryn – An Interview – Part 1 The American West offers some incredible DIY public land mule deer hunting opportunities. For eastern hunters who haven’t experienced a mule deer hunt, it can be a trip of a lifetime. In this interview, western New York’s Read more…