The Case For Single-Bevel Broadheads, By Dr. Ed Ashby
Single-Bevel broadheads are not new to the bowhunting scene. Harry Elburg was the first in modern times to manufacture a single-bevel broadhead, and his original Grizzly hit production some three decades ago. But Harry definitely …
Caught in the Crosshairs – Part 1, By Tom Bulloch
Hunting was a lot simpler 30 or 40 years ago. Riflescopes came only in a few basic flavors, and about all we had to worry about was the scope’s magnification range and if it was …
Spotting Sheep, by Dustin Roe
What is the most important piece of equipment in your pack? Arguably, it would be your gun or bow, right? But, if we look deeper, beyond the act of killing, it’s your optics. Mountain hunts …
Light Transmission, by Tom Bulloch
One of the least understood, most abused topics in riflescopes is “light transmission.” The truth is quite, well… enlightening. But let’s start with a short story from a number of years ago… It was a …
An Interview With Aaron Davidson, Founder and CEO of Gunwerks LLC
Over the course of firearms history, precision long range shooting has held an unquestionable aura and mystique. The vaunted Sharps rifle maintains its legendary status due in large part to its accuracy and efficacy at …
Backcountry Recovery Strategies Part II, By Field Editor And RMT Matt Thompson
In this past July’s Pro Insight article we discussed two keys to optimizing the recovery process when in the backcountry, hydrotherapy and the use of compression garments. Both of these “tools” produce strong effects within …
An Interview with Mark Paulsen, Founder of Wilderness Athlete
The nutritional and sports supplement industry isn’t exactly known for its authenticity. Facts and science more often than not take a backseat to buzz words, eye-catching packaging and trendy, easy to remember product names. …
So You Wanna Hunt Goats? By James Dorrett
“Sheep hunting is without question one of the most physically and mentally demanding hunting experiences available to the mountain hunter.” This quote from Dustin Roe’s So You Wanna Hunt Sheep Article in the August 2014 …
Blazing Trail – An Interview with Keith Balfourd, B&C Club’s Director of Marketing
Where does one start when introducing an organization so historically significant as the Boone & Crockett Club? Every single one of us, from East Coast to West Coast and from North to South has the …
How Your Body Uses Food for Thermoregulation, By Joshua English EMT-P
Regulation of body temperature in the winter months can be challenging. Add in factors experienced on a mountain hunt, and thermoregulation can be particularly challenging. Long hours of glassing on a mountainside can easily lead …