Golden State Hog

As deer season faded away and winter settled in, I started to get excited about wild pigs. I live in an area with a large population of feral pigs, but there is little public land that offers a good chance of hunting success. So, it is best to know someone with a hog [...]

Golden State Hog2020-08-03T10:10:31-06:00

Review: Hoffman 6″ Summit Boots

Hoffman Boots is a fourth-generation business located in Kellogg, Idaho. Their mode of operation has always been to offer “high quality, functional products at a fair price.” The Hoffman name had been familiar to me for years, since they produce top notch logging and lineman boots. But they’ve only been offering hunting-specific boots [...]

Review: Hoffman 6″ Summit Boots2021-04-22T12:06:54-06:00

Goats in the Mist

I’ve spent a lot of time bowhunting mountain goats but my most memorable hunt was in 2018 when I flew into a remote lake using a friend’s floatplane service. I’ve done many solo fly-in hunts and I find that the stresses of the world melt away when the floats [...]

Goats in the Mist2022-06-28T13:01:06-06:00

Sitka Gear Kelvin Lite Down Jacket and ¾ Pant

With Summer in full swing and the temperatures blazing, thinking about gear for use in colder conditions may not be at the top of your agenda. But now is the perfect time to be finalizing your mid-to-late season gear lists and taking care of business. Time waits for no man (or woman) and [...]

Sitka Gear Kelvin Lite Down Jacket and ¾ Pant2021-04-22T12:09:14-06:00

Back to My Roots

Hunting is all about firsts. The first morning, the first bow, the first shot. Growing up in Central Pennsylvania, in a bowl of mountains, meant we were destined to be outdoors. My dad hunted and provided for his five kids with venison on the table as a main staple. He shot recurves and [...]

Back to My Roots2020-07-20T16:11:05-06:00

Review: The Grayling Quiver, from Selway Archery Products

Back around 2005 was when I first took the plunge into bowhunting. Unbeknownst to me, I also became a “traditional archery nerd” at the same time. My father shot a Bear recurve back in his bowhunting days, so of course, I gravitated toward anything adorned with the Bear Archery logo, especially vintage gear. [...]

Review: The Grayling Quiver, from Selway Archery Products2021-04-22T12:09:26-06:00

Review: St. Joe River Youth Bow

One of the greatest joys in life are children. It could be our own children, grandchildren, nieces and nephews, or that weird kid that lives down the street. It’s been said time and time again, that our children are the future, and that definitely is true when it comes to traditional bowhunting. Fortunately, [...]

Review: St. Joe River Youth Bow2021-04-22T12:09:35-06:00

One Moose of a Challenge

“Dennis,” my guide whispered in my ear, “I think you’re going to have to go in on him on your own. He doesn’t seem to want to budge, and none of my grunting, cow-calling, or brush-raking has succeeded in getting any response from him at all.” I could hear the frustration in Eric’s [...]

One Moose of a Challenge2020-07-06T08:58:48-06:00

Bear 50th Anniversary Take-Down

Recently, Bear Archery celebrated the 1970 introduction of Fred Bear’s innovative Take-Down bow. This design truly revolutionized the industry, and is still sought after today. To honor the genesis of this iconic design, Bear released a 50th Anniversary edition earlier this year. With the curse of Covid19 ravaging through every industry and level [...]

Bear 50th Anniversary Take-Down2021-04-22T12:10:42-06:00

Kifaru Field Quiver

Archery ranges and outdoor events have been re-opening across the country. It’s a safe bet that most us have been jonesing to get to the range, and shoot some 3D courses! Kifaru International’s latest release comes just in time with their new Field Quiver. Kifaru describes this new offering as a “modular American [...]

Kifaru Field Quiver2021-04-22T12:11:20-06:00
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