Mistakes & Lessons Learned Mountain Hunting – Part 1,By Luke Ramousch
It was a late June night, and I was twisting and turning in bed; trying to get comfortable enough to fall asleep seemed to be something that wasn’t about to happen. At least I didn’t …
Lock and Reload Part 1 – A Start-Up Guide to Reloading, By Darin Cooper
I’ll be the first to admit that getting started in reloading can seem daunting if you’ve never done it or been around it. Try not be discouraged if you haven’t got the full grasp on …
Putting in the Work, By James Dorrett
All Photos Credit Steven Drake & Annuli Collective How bad do you want it? It’s time to get down and dirty, and not rely on the horseshoes crammed up your ass. Spring is upon us, …
Practice Like You Play
If you grew up playing sports like me – in my case it was hockey – I’m sure you’ve heard the phrase before: practice like you play. I believe it applies to bowhunting just as …
North Slope AK Caribou DIY Tips By Ryan Clairmont
Alaska holds an abundance of opportunity for the big game hunter. It’s a state many hunters dream of hunting at least once in their lifetimes. But where does a person even start? Alaska is such …
How far is too far? Part 3 By Tom Bulloch of Nightforce Optics
We arrive at the answer. And more questions… In the first two installments of “How far is too far,” we’ve taken a rambling, roundabout journey in an attempt to answer the question posed by my …
A Dose of Motivation – The Path to Elk Hunting Success By Corey Jacobsen (Elk101.com)
I love the month of December. It’s a time when I am finally slowing down and catching up after most of the fall hunting seasons are ending, and I’m able to spend more quality time …
Avalanche Assessment & Mountain Hunting By Benjamin Reynolds
This article will cover the specifics of avalanche assessment for the mountain hunter. Whether the hunter is in pursuit of late season sheep or mid-winter goats in British Columbia, they will be faced with a …
Cooking Your Kill By Connor Gabbot of Cedar & Sagebrush
All Photos Credit Cedar & Sagebrush It’s day eight of your ten-day backpack hunt. You have been living out of your backpack, eating freeze-dried meals the entire trip. Every night you camp in a new spot, …
How Far Is Too Far? Part 2, By Tom Bulloch
Are we closer to an answer? In our first installment of “How Far,” my friend Jerry and I were preparing for a mountain hunt that might entail shooting at substantial distances when he asked me, …