Bowhunting Outside Your Comfort Zone, By Clint Casper
The yips and barks echoed down through the canyon like music to my ears. After six days of trudging up and over the thickest, nastiest country that New Mexico had to offer I was finally …
Appalachian Whitetail Hunting Part 2: Tactics For Taking a Mountain Monster, By Beau Martonik
As I sit here sipping on a hot cup of coffee, I am reflecting back on what has been the most memorable Appalachian whitetail bowhunting season to date. Every year, us whitetail hunters can’t wait …
Short Stories About Sagamore Hill Award Winners, By Hanspeter Giger
Sagamore Hill Award-winning trophies are broadly represented throughout this book. After all, the award was originally given for the highest-scoring antlers, horns, or skull of a given species recorded under the Boone and Crockett Club’s …
Episode 72: The Only Late Season Tent You’ll Ever Need with Snowtrekker Tents
On this episode, Adam is joined by Duane and Margot Lottig, the husband and wife duo that own Snowtrekker Tents. Snowtrekker has been in the tent making business for over 20 years and arguably produce …
Episode 71: The Life of A Mule Deer Junkie with Brady Miller
On this episode, Adam welcomes Brady Miller back on to the show. If you know who Brady is, you’ll know he’s a full-on mule deer junkie and on this show we focus exclusively on his …
Episode 70: Augusts in Africa with Tom McIntyre
On this episode, Adam is joined by Tom McIntyre who, over his long and illustrious career as a writer and author in the hunting field, has had the good fortune to hunt all over the …
Episode 69: Hiking 2,000+ Miles in Six Months with Emory Wanger of BY LAND
On this episode, Adam is joined by ex-Marine and dedicated backcountry hunter Emory Wanger. Emory is the founder of BY LAND, a web and podcast platform dedicated to helping people get the most out of …
Contrasts, By Glenn Owings
It’s 95 degrees, the air is thick, and I’m hoping I can make it to the restroom before I pass out. Tunnel vision sets in as I navigate a busy courtyard in the drab concrete …
Hooked, By Kurt Martonik
I’d be lying if I told you that I didn’t think about sitting on that ridge nearly every day since returning. Getting hammered by the blistering wind, trying to keep my eyes focused on the …
Mountain Goat Gender ID & Field Judging
For most species, field judging both gender and maturity is reasonably straightforward. Bucks and does, cows and bulls and ewes and rams are seldom confused, even by the newest of hunters. When it comes to …