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By T. R. Mader, Research Director | Abundant Wildlife Society of North America Mountain lions, also known as cougars, panthers, or pumas, are highly efficient predators. These cats have a wide range throughout the Western states, and populations are increasing. An individual cat’s range depends on food availability. Thus, a range can vary from 10 [...]
The Alaska Peninsula has the best coastal brown bear hunts in the world. With magnificent scenery, fantastic fresh air, and a terrain that ranges from river valleys teeming with spawning salmon, to a shoreline full of whales and walrus, The Alaska Peninsula provides not just fantastic brown bear hunting, but one of the best vacation [...]
While a lot of us were still recovering from the holiday hustle and bussel Cory Glauner, Marc Warnke and Trevor Brittingham of Outdoors International are in South Texas on a Whitetail Deer Hunt for some fun as well as testing their Kryptek Gear in some different country. The first morning proved to be a rather [...]
The application period for the 2012 Arizona Elk tags is underway The Arizona Game and Fish Department has brought back the online application system this year and interested applicants no longer have to front the money to apply. Just logon to http://www.azgfd.gov. The 2012 Arizona Elk forecast looks excellent as Arizona has received good moisture [...]
Our choices for the 5 Top Rated Elk Hunts in Arizona Arizona Hunt Unit 10 Unit 10 is currently our top choice for the best elk unit in Arizona. Unit 10 has incredible genetics and always produces 400 class bull elk annually. Besides the incredible genetics found in Unit 10, two of the biggest factors [...]
Arizona Strip hunt report from our Arizona mule deer Outfitter With the mule deer bucks on the Arizona Strip (Unit 13B) now being in the full rut, we had some great deer activity with lots and lots of deer being seen on this hunt. We were being picky because there was plenty of time to [...]
Wow did I just have a few incredible in the bush! Have a moose hunter up from Pennsylvania right now and boy did we get a dandy Canadian moose…. and also had a run in with an Alberta grizzly bear! Might not sound too exciting but we are not supposed to grizzlies here! While we [...]
The Arizona Strip is arguably the best mule deer hunting area. Mule deer bucks over 200″ B&C are taken EVERY year on the Arizona Strip, but hunters usually have to wait a decade or longer to hunt mule deer on the Arizona Strip. The success rate in the draw is 1%. Don’t gamble your success [...]
I’m writing this article with duty in mind to fellow hunters in telling them about which Outfitters to avoid when booking a hunt. Our story begins with a good relationship with Larry Bryant of Kamchatka Russia Fly Fishing. He was our “eyes on the ground” in Kyrgyzstan for our Ibex and Marco Polo hunts. We [...]
Early Season Elk Hunt: Enjoy this Early season archery elk hunt hunt sequence where Outdoors International’s Marc Warnke works in on a bull elk in the Rocky Mountains with his bow in hand. Marc and his cameraman, Trevor Brittingham started two hours before light climbing almost two thousand feet in elevation to get to the [...]
Serves 8 Also try: beef, lamb, bison, venison and other antlered game 4 pounds elk shoulder or haunch, cut into cubes 3/4 cup all-purpose flour 4 tablespoons grape seed oil or butter 1 teaspoon salt1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon 1/4 teaspoon ginger powder 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper 2 medium-size onions, roughly chopped 4 carrots, [...]
Because hunting guides are part of the service industry, it is customary, but not always expected, that a guide receives a gratuity from the client. Here are some “tips” on tipping your guide for a hunt. Recommended gratuity – A typical gratuity is between 10-20% of your hunt or daily rate total for a safari. [...]
The leopard is one of the most sought after hunting trophies, but also one of the hardest to come by. Leopards are solitary, and predominately nocturnal. They are clever and very wary. Success rates in hunting them are much lower than with most other species. Here are a few leopard hunting tips for you: If [...]
A Little History On Kryptek: Kryptek has introduced a technical hunting clothing line that has Military tactical apparel attributes imbedded in it. Many of these features have come to fruition from years of combat in ultra extreme conditions and environments. They saw that the hunting apparel industry was lacking a technical clothing line that was [...]
Wanted to send a few pics of my trophy (not that I am still excited about it or anything), and thank you for the great experience of elk hunting Colorado that I had at your lodge…. You both are super hosts; have super guides (at least our two were); and obviously some premium hunting territory; [...]
We just received the following photos from one of our clients who went on a British Columbia Mountain Goat hunt this year. Beautiful country! ~Congratulations Don Get more info about this British Columbia mountain goat hunt
Talk to a Consultant about Hunting in Alaska » Planning and preparation are key to a successfully hunting in Alaska. Talk with your hunting consultant to determine the best areas, Outfitter and times to hunt the species you seek. Purchase reliable equipment, and practice with it ahead of time. Be prepared physically and mentally for [...]
OI Approved Antelope Hunting Gear List for a “typical” archery antelope hunt. Your typical archery antelope hunt is in late August through September from a blind on a waterhole. The hotter and drier the weather, the better. Here is an antelope hunting gear list that we have put together for you. This gear is all [...]
Caribou have unique and complex antlers, so field judging caribou can be very tricky. They are the most difficult of North America’s big game animals to score. When field judging caribou, the bottom of the rack is extremely important to the overall score. What’s down below separates an average bull from a great bull.” Warren [...]
Here are two bucks taken in Nebraska during the archery pre rut deer hunting season this past week (11/8/2011) at our Red Cloud Ranch in south-central Nebraska. One was taken by the Outfitter with a compound bow spotting and stalking to 20 yards, and the other by our hunter Jim Sanchez from a ladder stand [...]
Leonard Vierra and Russ Meyer Hi Russ, Attached is my testimony and pictures of my “Dream Hunt” I just went on in Idaho. Lil and I are truly blessed to have made new friends. Your efforts have put me on cloud 9 for a lifetime. Many thanks to Carole for supporting us when you were [...]
SCI and the NRA are continuing their aggressive fight to protect the scientifically sound wolf hunts already underway in Montana and Idaho and to keep wolf management in the hands of the states. On November 8, 2011, SCI and NRA go back to court to battle anti-hunting organizations who ignore science for the purposes of [...]
In western Mongolia, an ancient tradition of Hunting Wolves with Eagles is still alive. We know from history that Genghis Khan had 1,000 hunting birds – eagles, falcons and gyrfalcons – and so did Kubla Khan. There were protected areas in the steppe marked with stones where only the khans were allowed to hunt. The [...]
This photo was supposedly taken on a cell phone last week after the guy took his friend bowhunter to Bass Pro Shop to buy his first bow. The clerk was ‘assisting’ him in zeroing it in, and, after shooting several arrows, making adjustments etc., the clerk accidentally handed him an arrow that was too short. [...]
H.R. 822 — National Right-to-Carry Reciprocity Act — Heading to House Floor; Contact your Representative Now! As the NRA has been reporting week in and week out, H.R. 822 — the “National Right-to-Carry Reciprocity Act of 2011″ is very good legislation for gun owners. The time is past due to dispel the alarmist rhetoric about [...]
This is a pretty enlightening series of photos showing what happens to an elephant after all of the elephant hunting is over. Nothing is wasted. It IS legal to hunt elephants in many African countries. The meat is given to local people, it’s never wasted. The money from hunting the elephant goes towards elephant conservation. [...]
Outdoors International Contest!!!! It’s OI merchandise giveaway week….. Post your Trophy Big Game animal pictures on our Facebook page We will announce the winner on Friday Oct 28. Terri Callsen | Mule Deer 0 Votes (vote by leaving us a comment below all of the photos) Michael Turk – Antelope 0 Votes (vote by leaving [...]
Hunting during a cold snap on January 11, 2011, Wade Ward finally shot the new Oklahoma state record whitetail, a huge 14-pointer he’d been tracking on his trail camera for two years. The buck turned out to be the Sooner State’s third largest typical—and the largest ever taken with archery equipment. “We’d have 2 or [...]
One of our clients just sent this story of a new Ohio record whitetail to us: Right in my back door. I am telling you the next world record typical whitetail will come from Ohio in the next couple years. There is a typical 16-pointer right across my street that will be right up there [...]
In an email from her son: Last night I received a phone call from my mother who lives in Headquarters. She informed me that on Sunday while bow hunting she was attacked by a wolf. A few of you know that she is not your typical mother or grandmother. She has worked as a professional [...]
There isn’t much to say about these elk hunting photos other than WOW!!! Check out these incredible bulls that one of our Outfitters took during the 2011 Arizona elk hunting season. The pictures speak for themselves. What an incredible season. Here’s what he had to say: … the Good Lord has blessed us with some [...]
George Harms shot the new World Record typical mule deer in Mexico with his bow in 2009. It officially scores 205 0/8 P&Y and exceeds the previous world record typical mule deer that was taken in Colorado in 1979 which scores 203 1/8. With all of the political turmoil in Mexico for the last few [...]
There are at least six sub species of elk according to biologist Olaus Murie, who studied them extensively over his lifetime. Of the six sub species of elk in North America, there are three sub species of elk with hunt-able populations classified by the Boone and Crockett club. The American Elk, the Roosevelt Elk and [...]
Field judging elk really isn’t that difficult if you use these simple tips. For a typical American elk, Boone and Crockett requires a minimum of 360 points to enter the Awards Book, and 375 points for entry into the All-time Records Book. For most bulls, inside spread is only 10-15 percent of its score. Mass [...]
I’ve hunted a lot of elk. I’ve guided a lot of elk hunts as well. If I’ve learned one thing it’s that elk hunting parallels life… and life isn’t fair. Be careful what you ask for, ’cause you just might get it. You’re not as good as you think you are. Once you get to [...]
Watch the Outdoors International Team in this Idaho archery elk hunt video. Russ and Cory pass on a few small bulls at ridiculously close range (-2 yrds) and just minutes after that Russ calls in a bull and Marc arrows him at 8 yards. It was one of those special days in the elk woods [...]
Check out this wild tale written by Rich Landers in The Spokesman-Review via Missoulian.com: A young woman on a big horse charged out of the pack of grizzly bear stories this summer near Glacier National Park. In a cloud of dust, the 25-year-old wrangler likely saved a boy’s life while demonstrating that skill, quick-thinking and [...]
A Little History On S4 Gear: S4Gear makes innovative outdoor stuff. S4Gear is based in Eugene, Oregon and was born in the woods. Features of the Lockdown: Most binocular straps either have no lens protection at all or have a large, unwieldy storage container that offers no attachment or tether while optics are in use. [...]
A Little History On S4 Gear: S4Gear makes innovative outdoor stuff. S4Gear is based in Eugene, Oregon and was born in the woods. Features of the Sidewinder Evo: Built on the overwhelming success of the SideWinder, the Evo is the next generation of retractable gear deployment systems. The SideWinder EVO is the outdoor enthusiast’s solution [...]
One of our clients just got an archery Oregon elk. His first bull ever. He and his father were hunting with one of our elk hunting Outfitters in Oregon. Congratulations John! It’s exciting this time of year when our clients and Outfitters are sending us their photos and stories. Keep ‘em coming guys! Here’s what [...]
A Little History On Kryptek: Kryptek has introduced a technical hunting clothing line that has Military tactical apparel attributes imbedded in it. Many of these features have come to fruition from years of combat in ultra extreme conditions and environments. They saw that the hunting apparel industry was lacking a technical clothing line that was [...]
Here at Outdoors International it is not only our duty to help our clients find the best hunts around the world, but also help them with them solve problems with International travel before they happen. There is a new focus on an old law that US travelers, and especially hunters need to be aware of. [...]
The Cape Buffalo is considered by some to be the most dangerous of all of the Big Five. While he seems docile enough when viewed undisturbed in the herd, when agitated or wounded this bovine can be extremely aggressive, vindictive, and cunning. This South African Cape Buffalo hunt takes place on a 25,000 – 30,000 [...]
I was thinking about my 2008 season and the adventures I had taken and the people I had met. I must tell you that if it were not for the outdoor experiences I would not have met these people. Living in Nevada everything involving Big Game requires a draw and I was lucky enough to [...]
“[...] my long awaited trip to northern Alberta to hunt free range Bison was a resounding success. After several days of scouting the Alberta bush, day 4 dawned with some fast action and a Bison double on the ground. During the hunt we also saw numerous Black Bear & Lynx, along with Wolf & Wolverine. [...]
It used to be easy for hunters to transport game and firearms across the Canada/US border. Unfortunately, those days are gone forever. Security concerns have made crossing the border with firearms, trophies, or game meat far more complex. Here’s a quick run down of what a traveling hunter needs to know. Prepare in Advance Research [...]
This Nebraska whitetail hunting Outfitter is located in South-Central Nebraska and offers Trophy Whitetail hunts on private farms and ranches. This Outfitter has a long history in South-Central Nebraska and their family has been hunting whitetail there for over 70 years. Just south of Smithfield, Nebraska (pop. 60) lays Turkey Creek Farms bought by his [...]
Bowhunting in Zimbabwe wasn’t legal until 1989, when the government began to allow bowhunting under special exception of the law, and in 1999 Zimbabwe officially opened bowhunting under new legislation. Bowhunting in Zimbabwe may only take place on private (alienated) Land or tribal (communal) Land. Bowhunting on National Parks Safari Areas is illegal in Zimbabwe. [...]
See what happens to the guy in the white Volkswagen. It doesn’t pay to try to pass an elephant… even if you are polite and use your blinker. This series of photos was taken on a Game Reserve in South Africa. Too close for comfort Do you think the drive needs to change his shorts? [...]
The Eland is the largest species of antelope in Africa and one of its’ most sought after spiral horned trophies. While field judging Eland, body size and appearance is the easiest way to confirm the maturity of a possible trophy bull. When field judging Eland, a few characteristics are to be considered: Mature Eland bulls [...]
Check out this series of amazing kudu photos of a pride of lions trying to catch a kudu bull… well, the kudu showed them his athletic skills. Who says Kudu can’t jump?……. Amazing Kudu Photos
One of our hunters just got back from another successful wilderness, horseback mountain lion hunt. Conditions were rough because there was no snow. They rode lots of miles on the horses, but never could cut a fresh track on the dry ground. They found a lot of kills, but they were mostly wolf kills. Wolves [...]
“Went Idaho bear hunting after work last Thursday… it was raining, sleeting and snowing on way up to tree stand. At 8:00 p.m. I saw the big cinnamon that I was at full draw on a week prior cruising the perimeter but he decided at the last minute not to come into the bait. At [...]
Hog hunting in Utah you ask? Well, kind of… For the past few years we have gone camping with my wife’s family in Utah during Easter weekend. Our traditional Easter camping spot is about a mile or so away from a big ranch loaded with exotic game including Russian Boar and I’m intrigued every time [...]
Image credit: Cameron Miller Fishing guides spend a lot of time together in remote places. Over time, an Alaska fishing guides staff dialect develops to the point of becoming close to a foreign language. If you’re planning a fly-fishing trip to Alaska this summer, learning the terms in this handy glossary will help you understand [...]
A good buff is an old buff – no two ways about it! An old cape buffalo can be judged on the hoof by looking at their boss and other factors such as body development, penis sheath, hanging testicles, posture etc. The important part of buffalo hunting is getting as close as possible so that [...]
Cape Buffalo – Cyncerus Caffer The Cape buffalo is a large African bovine whose aggressive, unpredictable nature makes it highly dangerous to hunt. For that reason, the Cape buffalo is one of the most highly regarded big game animals and a member of the “big five”. Known as “Black Death” in Africa, it kills over [...]
Apply for Arizona hunt permits for mule deer, bighorn sheep, fall turkey, fall buffalo, fall javelina and pheasant by: Tuesday, June 14, 2011 by 7 p.m. (MST) Postmarks do not count. There is no online application process. Tuesday, June 14, 2011 at 7 p.m. (MST) is the deadline to submit an application for a hunting [...]
“We are wanting to hunt in Africa for the first time this summer and this will be my first trip that requires passports. I didn’t know where to start in the passport application process, how much it would cost or how long it would take. I bet there are a lot of you out there [...]
By: Garth Owen-Smith, Co-director of IRDNC Namibia Over the past years the escalating media frenzy, sensational headlines and misinformation over the Ministry of Environment and Tourism’s issuing of trophy elephant hunting permits in Namibia has been incredible. Having worked as an agricultural official in the then Kaokoveld (1968-70), I was in charge of the Endangered [...]
Three or four elk hunting seasons ago, I guided Dave Brucken and Dr. Rance Gamblin on an Idaho archery elk hunt. Dave works for the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation and wrote a story about our little adventure that was later published in their Bugle Magazine. He and I have stayed in touch and he has [...]
Research on Lion Manes A new study conducted by scientists at the Chicago Field Museum and published in the Journal of Zoology sheds some light on the controversial topic of why lion manes vary so much among wild lions. According to the study, wild lions generally develop manes in accordance with local climates. In Equatorial [...]
Here is a recent elk hunting review of one of our O.I. Approved Outfitters. Bob Luna and Colorado Hunting Expeditions provided the opportunity for my first bull. I took this 6×6 on the second morning of the first rifle season. The lodge is beautifully spacious, Terri’s meals are first class, and the fellowship is world [...]
This story originally came from Camofire. If anybody has more information, be sure to let us know. Supposedly some hound hunters ran this lion near Garden Valley a few weeks ago. They heard a big fight going on and by the time they got there, the mountain lion was treed over a dead wolf. Pretty [...]
There is nothing like the first hard hunt of the season after the long winter months here in Idaho… the chance to get out, stretch your legs, and take in that mountain air. My opportunity came last month when co-worker, Marc Warnke, and I needed to visit one of our outfitters for some Idaho turkey [...]
I hunted two years ago I went on my first African Safari and the PH has kept in touch and baited me with the opportunity of South Africa Lion Hunting. I eventually took the bait and in the end booked myself and both of my sons for the trip to South Africa. When hunting the [...]
Echinococcus granulosus is a parasitic tapeworm (cestode). Adult tapeworms, 3-5 mm long, produce eggs which are expelled from canids in feces. Can humans get infected with Echinococcus granulosus? Yes, humans can be infected by ingesting eggs from canid feces, usually from a domestic dog. In humans, hydatid cysts usually develop in the liver or lungs. [...]
Our Alaska Mountain Goat Hunting Outfitter sent us his year end Alaska Mountain Goat Hunt Report: Hi All, The Alaska goat hunting season is over and was 100% success. We had hunters from Italy, Hungary, and Norway. (By way of Texas) This year was very smooth and all of the goats were scouted and patterned [...]
When I think of Soul Food, I think venison pot roast. Remember the homemade meals mom and grandma used to labor over for hours in the kitchen. This venison pot roast recipe filled the house for hours with the unmistakable aroma of love. These meals were the kind of meals childhood memories are made of [...]
2010 Mexico Mule Deer Hunt by David Pereda “I think we might have messed up. I can’t get rid of these butterflies I got in my stomach thinking about that buck.” “Really? You think we should have shot him?” It was now dark on the first day of my client’s Mexico Mule Deer hunt and [...]
I have killed multiple black bears over bait with archery equipment in Canada and in the Lower 48. I have also baited bears for myself for multiple bear hunting seasons here in my home state of Idaho. Bear hunting can be a lot of fun because of the amount of activity you will have if [...]
Every year the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources issues numerous big game conservation tags through auctions held at the banquets of various conservation organizations. Monies generated at auction from these tags are used to fund wildlife management efforts in the state. In most cases, conservation tags are 100% tax deductible. If you are interested in [...]
by Fiona McConchie I recently went Texas exotic hunting. Marc set me up on a great hunt at an incredible hunting lodge and I stayed and hunted for two weeks. For most of the hunt I sat in a blind, but on this day, instead of sitting in a hide my guide (Teddy) and I [...]
A Sonora Mexico Coues Deer Hunt by David Pereda It couldn’t possibly get any hotter. The heat seemed to radiate like an oven off of the black pile of volcanic rock we were glassing from and sweat was running nonstop into my eyes. My optics tripod even felt hot enough to light a cigarette from. [...]
It started as just a regular Idaho black bear hunt and it became an obsession. I was guiding bear hunters in Idaho’s Sawtooth Mountains and a group of hunters from Wisconsin had sent us some trail cameras. We had six well-established baits spread over our hunting area and they were already getting hit hard even [...]
Illinois whitetail hunt review of M&M Outfitters by Steve Lewellen There are weeks where everything in the woods seems to come to life. This happens twice a year, once with the first warm day of spring and the other the peak of the rut. Everything seemed to come together the week of Nov 15. Steve [...]
The Holy Grail of mule deer hunting is the 30 inch buck. Most hunters have 30 inches on their mind and that is all they think about, however it doesn’t always take that coveted 30-inch spread to make a trophy mule deer buck. In fact, there are many mule deer in the record books with [...]
Every now and then I have one of those nights that I just can’t sleep because I’m dreaming of an African Hunting Safari. I really don’t know why either, next week I am going on a coues deer hunt in southern Arizona. This is a really great hunt and I should be counting coues deer [...]
Drool away folks… This trophy bull moose is an absolute monster. I don’t know where he was taken, but it makes me all warm and fuzzy just looking at him. What a specimen. Is a trophy moose on your bucket list? Check out our moose hunts.
So you got a big mule deer buck and you want to know what he scores. Here are all the resources you will need. When you’re done, send us pics and your story. Video by the Arizona Game and Fish Department on how to score mule deer. Typical Mule Deer / Blacktail Deer Score Chart [...]
Earlier this week F&S posted a story on the “Highest Scoring Muley Shed of All Time,” a massive matched set recently dropped by a now-famous Colorado Springs mule deer buck dubbed “Goliath” or “Double Beam.” A glance at the North American Shed Hunters Club record-setting rack leaves you wondering, “How do you score those things?” [...]
Around age 10 my dad got me one of those little badass compound bow beginner kits. Of course, the first month I went around our land sticking arrows in anything that could get stuck by an arrow. Did you know that a 1955 40 horse Farmall tractor tire will take 6 rounds before it goes [...]
We have heard that the green score on this mountain lion, depending how much it shrinks could be the new #1 record Nevada mountain lion. This monster weighed 188 lbs.! Nevada has some incredible mountain lion hunting. It is kind of a sleeper, and the Outfitter that we use goes above and beyond to try [...]
There are several things to consider when you are booking your first trip to South Africa. I’ll start with the one of the misconceptions that I come across all the time when working with clients. Ninety-nine percent of South Africa hunting is behind high-fence. For many hunters, including myself, Africa is their first high-fence hunting [...]
This is a great video of two bull elk fighting in the middle of the Madison River in Yellowstone National Park. Every year in September the elk woods vibrate with the sound of the fall rut. This annual ritual involves gathering cows to breed, and with so much pent up love to share, a bull [...]
by Safari Club International April 12, 2011 (Washington, DC) – A coalition of the nation’s largest hunting and conservation organizations welcomed a provision championed by Congressional Sportsmen’s Caucus (CSC) member Rep. Mike Simpson of Idaho and CSC Senate Co-Chair, Sen. Jon Tester of Montana, to remove the gray wolf from the Endangered Species Act (ESA) [...]
I have gotten this email forwarded to me many times… and here is the story that comes along with it: “This may be a first… A couple from Montana were out riding on the range, he with his rifle and she (fortunately) with her camera. Their dogs always followed them, but on this occasion, a [...]
It’s that time of year to get out in the woods for some turkey hunting. While most turkey hunters don’t really ever score their bird, there is a method if you’re interested. I found this post by Cole Daniels over at FormostHunting.com and I thought that it was good enough to repost here… so if [...]
Sometimes as a hunter I have to wonder what a new guy must think when he decides to try to break into the hunting game. He has to wonder how successful he will be if he doesn’t have all those new gadgets on the market today. You and I started we hunted in hand me [...]
Free Range Mexico Desert Bighorn Sheep Hunt by David R. Pereda Hey, look hard to your left, I can see the one ram now and he’s staring right at us! Oh man, and he’s really, really, CLOSE! It was day 4 of the desert bighorn sheep hunt and after 3 tough days of hiking and [...]
Here is a report just in from one of our Outfitter Partners in Alaska. They’re Spring 2010 Alaska Brown Bear Hunting season was a complete success. By the way, we still have a few brown bear spots available for Spring 2011 and a few grizzly bear spots. If you’re interested, you better hurry because these [...]
Here’s a picture of the new world record whitetail. It was taken by a co-worker of a close friend’s sister’s, uncle’s, best friend’s, son-in-law’s ex roommate. Reportedly this new world record whitetail will score 2603-1/8 by B&C standard and was shot in West Texas at ¾ a mile on a really windy day around a [...]
A century ago Africa had just 6,000 elephants left. Now there are 600,000, and some say they are a pest – which is why the guns are out. CEO of webhosting giant GoDaddy released a controversial YouTube video last month of him hunting elephants in Zimbabwe, Africa. Our own Marc Warnke was interviewed by The [...]
Have you checked out our Facebook page lately? There’s a lot going on over there with some great information. Very important note to start: you don’t need to have a Facebook account to have a look at our Facebook page. Why not check out the link? Here’s the kind of stuff that happens on our [...]
by Dick Henry Many critics of antler restriction are quick to dismiss the program as a gimmick or another “flavor of the month” for deer management. However this notion ignores the basic breeding ecology of deer and the impacts that can affect a white-tailed deer herd when that ecology is compromised. Animal husbandry is in [...]
A hunter shot this crocodile in Africa and when they were cleaning him, they found a partially digested person inside. Native’s in Africa won’t eat crocodiles because they feel they are eating their relatives. That’s how many man eating crocodiles there are in Africa. If you have a weak stomach, beware. These pictures are…. graphic. [...]
It’s a little known fact that over the counter tags are available in Arizona for many species. You can make plans to experience Arizona’s great hunting much sooner than you think by taking advantage of the great over the counter hunts. Bowhunters can take advantage of a long season that runs from mid December through [...]
by Ben Gustafson of Abnormal Outdoors I know we have all had trouble sleeping the night before a big deer hunting or turkey hunting trip. It usually plays out like this; after you have everything packed and ready to go for the morning, and you finally get to bed. Then just as your head hits [...]
Here is another great hunt review for our Kansas Whitetail Outfitter, Twin Lakes Trophy Hunting. If you’ve ever even thought about hunting in Kansas, this is the guy for you. John of Twin Lakes Trophy Hunting is a down to earth guy and a bowhunter’s hunter. The facilities are great and there are deer everywhere; [...]
Kryptek Hunting Apparel Review
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