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Last updated: October 28, 2026
Pick the blind type first. A portable hub or spring-steel ground blind fits hunters who move with the deer. A box or tower blind fits one spot you hunt every year. After that, compare interior height against your bow, footprint, packed weight, anchoring hardware and warranty. Before gun season, find out whether your state require...
Nine-millimeter ammunition takes first place in a recent American retailer study. Its lead will surprise very few people who follow shooting sports. Further down the list, newer cartridges challenge familiar names. Some older rounds also have more loyal buyers than expected. Here is what the latest numbers actually tell us.
Three Cartridges Account for Most Rounds Sold...Happy Friday, folks! It’s time for your weekly dose of woods wisdom courtesy of everyone’s favorite backwoods philosopher. Grab your coffee and settle in for this week’s laugh.
This latest deer hunting cartoon finds Ol’ Rutgers crouched behind a bush, dead serious, decoding a deer that’s doing nothing more than scratching its ear with a hind leg. Naturally, he’...
Every hunter who runs trail cameras knows the feeling. You pull the SD card hoping for a big buck, and instead you find 400 photos of raccoons. This one at least had the decency to say how he really feels about your setup.
The raccoon has filed a formal complaint. (AI-generated image)
2:45 in the morning, glowing eyes, big grin, one finger raised. If ...
This moose roast recipe is a slow-cooker pot roast. You brown a 3 to 4 pound shoulder or rump roast hard, set it on carrots, parsnips, and potatoes with red wine and stock, and cook it on LOW for 8 to 9 hours until it shreds with a fork at about 200°F inside. Freezers fill up with those big, sinewy shoulder ...