Finding the Correct Scope for your Next Hunting Expedition

Before heading out into the wilderness for your next hunting expedition it may be time to find the correct rifle scope that suits your individual needs. Whether you are replacing and old scope that has become outdated or broken, upgrading to a more feature packed scope, or just trying to match a new scope to a new rifle; many choices and options are available and sometimes figuring out what you need can be a daunting task. While owning a scope is not absolutely necessary, it will definitely make your hunting trips more productive and can mean the difference between going home with a trophy and going home with another 'could have been' story... Click here to read more...

Scent Elimination

Hunters cannot seem to agree on scent elimination. Some hunters believe it works while others are skeptical. Some only trust certain products, but naysayers claim none of them work. But when it comes to the successful hunters who are truly serious about it, they all take into consideration every aspect of scent elimination. A hunter's opinion of it can be easily swayed by success or failure, but failures are often the result of using a product incorrectly or not completely eliminating as much human scent as possible. Click here to read more...

Choosing Binoculars

As your most important piece of hunting or birding equipment, binoculars should be chosen carefully. When buying a pair of binoculars, the following features should be considered:
Magnification. All binoculars feature a set of numbers such as 7 x 40. The first number denotes the power of the binoculars: a 7x pair of binoculars will make a bird look seven times larger than it appears to the naked eye, a 10x pair will make the bird look 10 times larger, and so on. Click here to read more...

Top 10 Reasons to Use a Hunting GPS:

1. Most GPS units weigh only 6-10 ounces, so they won't slow you down.
2. They come with compasses, and some are even camouflaged and waterproof.
3. You can have up to twelve satellites calculating your exact position on the hunting grounds.
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Bowhunting

Unlike the image of typical hunters aiming a rifle from more than 200 yards away from their prey, bowhunters must get up close and personal with their game, forging an intimacy with it that many hunters opt to forgo. Because of this proximity, many bowhunters claim bowhunting generates an excitement unlike anything else. Depending on individual ability, performance, and preference, a bowhunter must fool the animal's keen senses of sight and smell to get within close range. Click here to read more...

Eight Deer Hunting Myths Debunked

Big bucks roam freely. Actually, like most deer, they stay within their territory for safety in order to avoid unfamiliar territories and flee predators easily.

Bucks bed in the thickest cover. While bucks do prefer thick covering, they also bed elsewhere where it is easiest to view approaching predators and flee from them. Click here to read more...