“opportunities”

If failure is the best teacher, I’ve had plenty of his tutelage to cogitate on.

The light goes hazy and yellow. We have about an hour to sunset, and there is something in the air. Something anticipatory.

There are two main schools of turkey hunting styles—”sit-n-call” and “run-n-gun.” But great hunters learn how to use both tactics.

Snow goose hunters need ammunition that pulls birds out of the sky. Specialized Black Cloud loads use higher velocities to increase range.

To take a monster bull elk, you need to make a game plan, and be able to execute it. Just because you drew a special tag doesn’t guarantee you success.

Game is quicker than you think, and if you don’t read and adjust to this alert state correctly, you are going to miss critical opportunities.

So, over the past few months I've been blogging here and there, covering quirky whitetails stories and holding trumped up contests to get your attention.

Last October Scott O’Konek hunted Camp Riley, a military training base in Minnesota, and came home with a 32-point giant that scored 227 3/8.

Top Shot champion Iain Harrison reveals 10 secrets—in no particular order—from his Top Shot experience. Behind-the-scenes shenanigans are included.