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Want to know the secret that keeps Murphy’s Law from ruining every bowhunt? Mojo. You got to get the mojo workin’, and you got to [...]

See how Jon Collins utilize the flexibility and versatility of Swagger Bipods on all his predator hunts including, coyote, bobcats, bears and more… [...]

Today’s high-tech, high-speed bows can be a fickle lot when it comes to the arrows they like best. You wouldn’t jack a .270 shell into [...]

Let’s say you’re already well-versed in shooting range safety: always assume your weapon is loaded, safety on at all times, etc. But how about protecting [...]

Tools Needed:Trigger Pull GaugeAllen Wrench SetKnife First, check your starting trigger pull with the trigger gauge. Remove the housing surrounding the trigger housing using the [...]

Got a new scope? Maybe you haven’t pulled a trigger since last fall? Either way, rifle season means you may need to reacquaint yourself with [...]

A clean gun, is an accurate gun. Follow along with our friends from Browning to see the right way to make sure your rifle is [...]

Check out Randy’s camp and clothing setup for an Arizona wilderness backpack elk hunt in early October at 10,000 feet. For a remote, high elevation [...]

A garbage bag and some common sense will give you shelter from the storm. Consider this scenario: you are a long way from camp and [...]

Once upon a time, talk in white wall tents—after tales of extraordinary shots and antlers the size of truck axles—drifted to custom rifles with fine [...]

Understandably, elk hunters want a bullet that goes where they aim—every time. The more you shoot, the more you find that not every bullet performs the same way in a particular rifle. Once you find a factory round that works well for you, stick with it. Hopefully, it won’t be discontinued. If you’re trying new rounds, a new rifle or zeroing in for the start of the season, here are some things to keep in mind. [...]

Recoil is a given. How much you get and how you deal with it can make a difference on your hunt! Bullet launch is a [...]

Western Hunting is a game of glassing with quality optics. The country is too vast and the terrain too challenging to think you can walk [...]

Go farther, faster and quieter for elk with a little know-how and some chain oil. Since some of my camp partners and I started hunting [...]

In the latest episode of Pursue The Wild, Tips from the Wild, Kristy Titus meets up with Pat Miewes of Warn Industries to demonstrate the [...]