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The Pursuit of Archery Elk Hunting

In the world of hunting, archery elk hunting is a true measure of test and skill. Understanding one’s quarry is key. Elk are not only one of the largest game animals to hunt, they are also one of the shrewdest. This alone makes them a true challenge for even the most experienced hunter. Add to [...]

Commando Hunting in Different Weather Conditions

Clear weather, warm temperatures and hours without having to suffer from mosquitoes. Though weather may affect a hunter’s mood when it comes to hunting, there are times that rainfall or snowy weather may be used as an advantage in off-season hunting.
Taking a look at a deer’s anatomy, there are four types that can be fooled, [...]

Bow Hunting: Doing It The Old-Fashioned Way

Using a bow when deer hunting has long been practiced by our early ancestors since the beginning of time; lacking the technology that graces us today, our ancestors had to utilize skill, terrain and luck to bring down their prey.
Today, hunting enthusiast have revived the ancient practice of bow hunting as opposed to rifles and [...]

Alaska Black Bear Hunting, From Danger to Darkness

Alaska Black Bear hunting, especially in the southern southeast is noted for its high quality, abundant Black bear harvests. So much so that Boone & Crockett, Pope & Young, and Safari Club record books list many bears harvested from this area.
Here’s an interesting bit of history about the Boone and Crockett Club. A non-profit [...]

Scoring in the Field for Bow Hunters

For some, the hunt is about experience, memories and enjoying a good time in the outdoors. For other hunters, it’s all about the potential for taking a trophy. But who decides what makes an animal trophy worthy? For the bow hunters out there, it’s Pope and Young. The system is fairly simple, but it [...]

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