This is the story of how I killed my smallest bull elk to date even though I was given the best unit in my area to find an old patriarch.
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Fifty One, Fifty….Hunting Handguns!
Updated: July 8, 2024The 50’s as they are termed, are two different animals of the same family. The original Fifty of modern times the 50BMG, uses bullets of .510 diameter. This is where some of the confusion begins.
Go Small or Go Home! Maven’s Compact B.3 Binoculars Are Superstars
Updated: July 8, 2024The Maven B.3 provids sharp, clean images, with controls that adjust quickly. All this in a small package that weighs just over a single pound and fits into my hand.
Barronett Blinds Hi-Five See-Through Hunting Blind
Updated: July 8, 2024This unique 1-way fabric provides a great field of view from the inside while appearing completely camo from the outside.
Simple Gourmet: Canning Smoked Trout
Updated: July 8, 2024When you bring home a bunch of fish, canning smoked trout is a great storage option.
Vermont: Suppressor Hunting Made Permanent
Updated: July 8, 2024On June 6, 2024, Gov. Phil Scott made a big move for hunters by signing H. 878 into law. This new law ditches the two-year limit from S. 281, which temporarily let hunters use suppressors.
Sightmark Releases New Wraith 4K 4X
Updated: July 8, 2024Sightmark, a leading manufacturer of sporting optics, is pleased to announce the release of its new Wraith 4K 4-32×40 digital day/night vision riflescope.
Review: Pushing the New Vortex Venom 3-15 out Past 1,000 Yards
Updated: June 24, 2024Boasting great glass quality, wide magnification capabilities, and featuring the versatile EBR-7C reticle for rapid and precise holdovers at various distances, the Venom 3-15 emerges as a standout choice.
Savage Arms: New 110 Trail Hunter Lite
Updated: July 8, 2024Savage Arms® announces a new take on a very popular rifle with the introduction of the 110 Trail Hunter Lite.
Slowing Down with a Traditions Kentucky Rifle
Updated: June 6, 2024This 50-caliber muzzleloader is often the first choice for those looking to get into traditional black powder. Let’s get back to the basics as I spend some time with the Traditions Kentucky Rifle.