Christian Monson
If you’ve never given scent control a try, you might want to consider it this season. You can read over the facts and science to see why. Once you’re convinced, look at our list of top five products.
Up your optical game! There’s a spotting scope on the market for every hunter and every situation.
A good rangefinder doesn’t just measure distance. It let’s you prepare to use your bow as effectively as possible. Before you choose a model, figure out what you need from your rangefinder. We’ve put together guide below to help you do that.
I hope reading this article makes you hungry because it made me hungry just writing it. Meat grinders are a great kitchen appliance for anyone, but they can really save a hunter time and money.
Want to know how to tell the bad headlamps from the good? We’ve also picked out five hunting headlamps that stand out above the rest and reviewed their features…
Folding saws may seem like just another piece of gear to stuff in an already overflowing pack, but like everything else, they’re essential for solving common problems in the woods.
You don’t have to go at it like one of those jaguars on the Discovery Channel. People have been inventing systems for moving things since the dawn of time, and as a hunter, there are plenty of ways to take advantage of that ingenuity.
String slaps aren’t exactly accidents or the results of poor form. Really, they’re inevitable, just a part of the sport. So use a guard!
These days you have a wide range of professional synthetic options for simulating buck fights and the sound of clashing antlers. Some are better than others for a number of reasons.
Feeding your deer is the best way to form movement patterns you can rely on once the season comes around in the fall. It also helps you track your deer and keep them strong and healthy.