Blackened Venison

Step 1: Marinate Meat Step 2: Dry meat with paper towel and cover in your favorite Blacken pepper mix. Step 3: Dip in Butter and place in very hot Cast Iron pan. Blacken and sear for about 5 min. per side. Blackened Powder; Chili powder, smokey paprika, garlic powder, oregano, Montreal Steak seasoning, [...]

Blackened Venison2024-04-16T17:12:58-06:00

Product Spotlight: Zing Archery Broadheads

When it comes to archery and bowhunting gear in general, we have a lot to choose from. When making a decision, knowing where a product comes from, or knowing that the people behind the scenes might share our same core values is sometimes all the info that we need. Let’s take a quick peek at [...]

Product Spotlight: Zing Archery Broadheads2024-04-16T17:24:19-06:00

Shooting: Practice

I don’t hear the word practice very often in conversation with traditional bow shooters. We talk about shooting instead. There is such pleasure in simply shooting traditional equipment, but there’s something about the word “practice” that conjures up visions of something regimented, work, necessity, and not specifically a pleasurable task. Conversationally we put [...]

Shooting: Practice2024-04-10T10:08:41-06:00

Adjustable Bow Rack

I have a nice traditional bow and arrow rack in my office for off-season display. However, when the whitetail deer bowhunting season approaches, I want to have my hunting equipment out of harm’s way, but handy in the garage so I can easily step out the door and practice in my backyard archery [...]

Adjustable Bow Rack2024-04-10T10:02:28-06:00

Cutting Carbon Arrows

I have found an easy and economical way to cut carbon arrow shafts using a hacksaw blade. To get the perfect cut, drag the blade backwards, but don't move it forward. That will give you a clean cut without destroying the arrow. I cut all my arrows that way and get a perfectly [...]

Cutting Carbon Arrows2024-03-21T11:21:05-06:00

Tropic of Capricorn—Feral Goats in Hawaii

As dawn broke slowly over the Maui Channel, Doug Borland and I faced a dilemma. Cooped up by torrential rain for the previous two days, we really needed to get into the hills and go hunting. The weather was beautiful now, but the downpour had left the ranch road we planned to travel [...]

Tropic of Capricorn—Feral Goats in Hawaii2024-03-21T11:37:26-06:00

Grilling Wild Game – It’s Time to Prep the Grill

Late winter is a time when there isn't much going on if you're a hunter. The weather is breaking, and the toms are in pre-strut. It's time to get outside and do a little practice for the upcoming turkey season. Maybe it is time to rally the hunting clan together to discuss turkey [...]

Grilling Wild Game – It’s Time to Prep the Grill2024-03-20T10:26:14-06:00

KUIU Introduces the PRO Divide 4500 Pack

DIXON, CALIFORNIA – Adding to the modular KUIU PRO pack system, KUIU announced the release of the new PRO Divide 4500. Combining the best features and capabilities in pack design, the PRO Divide 4500 is built for assembled optics carry and improved organization for long weekend backpack hunts. Featuring the unique Divided pocket with dual [...]

KUIU Introduces the PRO Divide 4500 Pack2024-03-05T12:00:35-07:00

Beagles and Traditional Bows

As big game seasons wind down for another year, many bowhunters begin hanging up their equipment. For some, the cold winter months’ short days and snow covered earth dampen the archery enthusiasm that burned so brightly with the autumn colors. But for diehards, winter is the time to have fun, get some exercise, [...]

Beagles and Traditional Bows2024-02-28T09:48:58-07:00
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