Answering Nature’s Call

Well, here's a topic that affects everyone, but nobody likes to talk about. There is a right way to poop in the woods! (Stop snickering.) You might think everyone already knows this, but I'm guessing that's not true. Be a good steward of the land, and keep the backcountry safe and [...]

Answering Nature’s Call2018-08-17T11:07:15-06:00

Alaska Black Bear With a Traditional Bow

Check out this self shot video from a long time TBM subscriber as he stalks black bear in a remote area on Alaska's Prince of Wales Island! Even for the most seasoned and experienced hunter, this video will give you a surge of adrenaline. Experiences like this is what hunting with a [...]

Alaska Black Bear With a Traditional Bow2018-07-10T09:42:55-06:00

Gap Shooting—Baseline Gap Part 1

One of the wonderful things about barebow archery is the creativity it allows with respect to aiming. Without sight pins, your options are restricted only by your imagination. Even though many discussions on aiming systems give the impression we’re examining highly contrasting ideas, the differences are usually very subtle. For the most part, [...]

Gap Shooting—Baseline Gap Part 12018-10-23T17:22:14-06:00

The Hunt Process—Packaging Meat

How many of you butcher and process your own deer/game instead of taking it to a meat processor? I grew up on a farm in the Eastern US and one of my first memories of deer hunting was when my dad allowed me to help with butchering a deer my brother had killed. [...]

The Hunt Process—Packaging Meat2018-06-27T11:00:48-06:00

Pack Snacks for Traditional Bowhunters

Whether you are packing for an extended backcountry hunt or an afternoon looking for mushrooms or antler sheds, you should carry nutritious snacks for energy to fuel your body for the hike. Here are a few that we like to carry in our pack. Jerky Many hunters make their own jerky from venison [...]

Pack Snacks for Traditional Bowhunters2018-06-04T11:27:28-06:00

KUIU Announces Valo Camouflage Pattern

Dixon, Calif. – KUIU, the ultralight performance hunting gear company, announced the launch of Valo, its newest hunting camouflage pattern. The launch comes after three years of research and development, countless iterations, and input from the best hunters and guides in the world. With the introduction of Valo, hunters are now completely covered [...]

KUIU Announces Valo Camouflage Pattern2021-04-22T12:13:51-06:00

Chasing Solitude—Passions of a Solo Moose Hunter

Mike Mitten is due to release his latest video in May or June of 2018. This movie spans over three seasons, as he takes the viewer along on self-filmed solo hunts into three different mountain ranges of Alaska in search of moose. Here's a quick sample of this full-length movie. We'll [...]

Chasing Solitude—Passions of a Solo Moose Hunter2018-04-19T19:50:48-06:00

What’s In Your Pack?—Beka Garris

When it comes to hunting, I've always been a fan of packing light. There's no point in carrying a full pack around the woods if you're never going to use half of what's in it. My packs vary depending on what game I'm hunting; turkey hunting has always been the easiest to pack [...]

What’s In Your Pack?—Beka Garris2018-04-06T15:34:54-06:00

Fred Bear Polar Bear Hunt

Here is a video of Fred Bear's exciting polar bear hunt. Twenty-five days into his third hunt for this species, Fred gets it done.

Fred Bear Polar Bear Hunt2018-04-06T15:35:31-06:00

What’s In Your Pack? Don Thomas

The contents of one’s pack obviously vary to some degree with where you are and what you’re doing. Here, I’ll talk about what I carry when I’m hunting in Alaska, although most of these items are equally important when hunting elsewhere in the Far North or Mountain West. I’ll also make the assumption [...]

What’s In Your Pack? Don Thomas2018-04-06T15:38:36-06:00
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