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America: Open to the Public

It’s as American as apple pie and Chevrolet, and one of the things that makes this country so great, and a unique haven for modern outdoorsmen — the abundance of public land available for hunting. Whenever I hear someone say they don’t have a place to hunt, I know I’m looking at a person who hasn’t done his or her homework. For starters, there are 76 areas managed by the National Park Service; 336 national wildlife refuges and 36 wetland management districts managed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service; and over 220 million acres of BLM-managed public lands that allow hunting in accordance with federal and state regulations and laws. Add to that state and county owned and managed land and private land with public access and we’re talking about…

America: Open to the Public

Meat Treats for Deer

Many of us have seen or heard about videos of deer gobbling up baby birds on the ground, but researchers in North Dakota discovered that deer actually target nesting birds for food. The revelation came in 2015, when researchers placed cameras over songbird nests to study nest predation. They expected to see squirrels, feral cats and other mammals raiding nests, but they got an unexpected surprise. While squirrels robbed 13 nests, whitetails were right behind them, consuming live birds in their nests like patrons at a diner. But deer like it better when they don’t have to work for their poultry. In Canada, ornithologists used tight-mesh mist nets to trap birds for inspection and banding. It’s an effective method for capturing birds — that is, unless deer get to them first!…

Meat Treats for Deer

Lesser Prairie Chickens on the Rebound

On July 9, the Western Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies (WAFWA) announced the results of its latest annual lesser prairie chicken breeding population survey, which showed an increase of about 30 percent over the previous year. Observers counted 38,637 lesser prairie chickens compared to 29,934 the previous year. The survey shows annual gains of about 3,000 birds since 2013, when major drought conditions began to subside across the bird’s native range, which includes Oklahoma, Kansas, Texas, Colorado and New Mexico. “The most encouraging result from the survey is the increasing population trend over the past six years, which likely reflects improving habitat conditions,” said Roger Wolfe, the WAFWA’s lesser prairie chicken program coordinator. In 2014, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service listed the lesser prairie chicken as “threatened.” A federal court…

Lesser Prairie Chickens on the Rebound

Hunters Pay the Freight for Wildlife Conservation

If you want to support wildlife conservation in America, buy a hunting license, a firearm and some ammunition. No other financial contribution remotely approaches the positive impact hunters make through the purchase of resident and nonresident state hunting licenses, tags, permits and federal duck stamps. That’s just on the state level. On the federal level, hunters advance wildlife conservation by paying an 11 percent excise tax on firearms, ammunition, hunting optics, archery equipment and other hunting equipment by way of the Federal Aid in Wildlife Conservation Act, commonly known as the Pittman-Robertson Act. Technically, equipment manufacturers pay the tax, but they pass the cost on to consumers. The U.S. Department of the Interior distributes these funds back to the states according to a formula based on several factors, including geographic size and…

Hunters Pay the Freight for Wildlife Conservation

WHAT’S HAPPENING

“When he was young, I told Dale Jr. that hunting and racing are a lot alike. Holding that steering wheel and holding that rifle both mean you better be responsible.— DALE EARNHARDT” 9 STATES The number of states that have adopted the white-tailed deer as their state animal: Arkansas, Illinois, Michigan, Mississippi, Nebraska, New Hampshire, Ohio, Pennsylvania and South Carolina. 200 How many meals one deer provides for needy Americans. According to Farmers and Hunters Feeding the Hungry, fresh meat is one of the hardest commodities to acquire due to its high cost ($3 to $5 per pound). Since venison is low in fat, naturally nutritious and costs about $.25 per serving, it is a perfect low cost substitute for other meats. Additionally, most venison donations feed the hungry in the county where the…

WHAT’S HAPPENING

Sometimes buying new hunting gear can be downright overwhelming, and sifting through a mountain of (often conflicting) information and manufacturer hype can leave the hunter/consumer scratching his head like a flea-bitten dog. Sure, some outdoor retail stores have products on display that you can handle: binos to look through, rifles you can shoulder and camo clothing you can try on. But a lot of the really, really cool stuff is under wraps — secure in its child-proof packaging. And if you’re shopping online … well, good luck! So you rely on research — and a lot of second-hand information from your cronies down at the local gun shop. But don’t you really just want to rip into that box, pull out its guts and accept or reject the product based on…

Helping Wifey (and Junior) Succeed

I avoided marriage until my early 40s, more or less purposely, so consequently avoided the responsibility of raising children. This might have something to do with a life of wanderlust in pursuit of my next bowhunting adventure and the difficulty of shaping long-standing relationships around this whirlwind lifestyle. Everything changed when I met my wife, and especially when we later married and took on a monthly mortgage. Wifey loves kids. In fact, she operated a youth program in the small town where we once lived, dealing with anyone from preschoolers to teens, keeping them busy with various activities and craft projects. Wifey (the former city slicker) had by then enthusiastically taken to archery and it wasn’t long before she decided we should teach her urchin throng the fundamentals of shooting a…

Helping Wifey (and Junior) Succeed

Staying Grounded

There is no better way to share a whitetail hunt than from a double ladder stand or pop-up ground blind, such New Archery Products’ (www.NewArchery.com) new Mantis series. There is plenty of room for two in both cases, and you remain on hand to calm frazzled nerves, offer whispered advice regarding when to move, when to remain still, when to shoot or hold off, or simply to share the overall experience. My wife, for instance, is deathly afraid of heights. When we met you couldn’t have forced her into a treestand at gunpoint. But when I introduced a double ladder, demonstrated how safe it was, and with me on hand to literally (at first) hold her hand, she soon became acclimated enough she will now climb into a stand (ladders with…

Staying Grounded

MULTI-SPECIES SPYING

It’s no secret that whitetails get all the ink, and the attention of most of the country’s hunters these days. So it makes perfect sense that, when it comes to using trail cams as a scouting and information-gathering tool, deployment typically focuses on deer. I know whitetail nuts with less than a decade of hunting experience who know almost every trail cam tactic and technique in my toolbox. But less is known, or written about, trail cam strategies for other huntable species. And, of course, most of us who hunt deer also pursue other critters. So why not learn the hows and whys of trail cam deployment for those animals? If cameras can make us better and more efficient deer hunters, they can do the same for us as we chase…

MULTI-SPECIES SPYING

Stealth Cam GX Stealth Cam has taken the wireless cam game to a higher level with the introduction of the GX, which expands its coverage and offers options for both AT&T or Verizon networks. One awesome feature of the GX is that users have complete control of their cameras via the updated Stealth Cam Remote APP 3.0. The app’s new streamlined interface allows the user to configure all camera settings as well as manage the transmission schedule and remotely erase the memory card. The GX not only incorporates the latest in high-speed modems for fast 4G/LTE wireless image and video transmission, but is also a full featured 22 Megapixel No Glo camera capable of recording high-definition video. It features Stealth Cam’s new Smart Illumination Technology, where the camera automatically adjusts IR…

SENSIBLE SCENT SOLUTIONS

“Humans are an odor production assembly line that runs 24/7. The best you can hope for is to manage that odor well enough to go somewhat undetected, but don’t think for a second that you can completely eliminate human odor.” If you listen to some deer urine and other scent concoctions sales pitches, you’d swear that using these products is almost unfair to deer, because they are just that powerful. But listen to those hunters who rightfully never bought into those claims and you might hear they’re worthless. As with most everything in two-sided issues, the truth lies somewhere in the middle. Scents can be very powerful tools for shifting the odds in the hunter’s favor. The trick is to use the right scents in the right situations to achieve very specific…

SENSIBLE SCENT SOLUTIONS

Lethal Attraction — In a Spray Can

Getting by a whitetail’s incredible nose is serious business, and doing it right — in addition to playing the wind — requires a one, two, three punch of scent elimination, cover scent and attractant scents. And this isn’t just for bowhunters. Too many gun hunters think that if they play the wind right that buck they’re after will be dead before he gets downwind, so scent control really doesn’t matter. But think about all of those other noses — those deer you aren’t going to shoot. If does and smaller bucks get wind of you, every deer in the area is going to know about it. Game over. OK, so you’ve done everything you can to be scent free as possible and are using cover scent to mask any faint traces…

Lethal Attraction — In a Spray Can

America’s Hunter Warrior: The Bedrock for Strong National Security

Our soldiers, sailors, marines and airmen, acting as our warriors in far-away places, keep us from suffering the horrors of war on our own soil. This country has great pride and respect for the service men and women who are tasked to do the dirty work that needs to be done to provide for our national security. These skills are not learned easily, but rather honed over long periods of repetition and training. The military branches invest months and years in a wide variety of training, but it is clear that some join the service with a head start on many of the most important skills. The Hunter-Warrior Skills needed to successfully hunt animals and those necessary for battle have always been similar. Even during the earliest times in human evolution, there…

America’s Hunter Warrior: The Bedrock for Strong National Security

The Modern Air Rifle A New Frontier

If you’re like me, a few years ago, when airguns started becoming so popular, your first thought was probably why would grown adults go overboard over pellet guns? I’ll tell you why. First off, they aren’t little Ralphie’s Red Ryder “gonna shoot your eye out toys.” Some leading airgun manufacturers, such as GAMO (www.GAMOUSA.com), boast muzzle velocities of up to 1,450 fps. Remember, your trusty old .22 rimfire spits out bullets at only 1,250 fps. If that doesn’t get your attention, then you’d probably better crawl back in the cave with Ol’ Rip and go back to sleep. Here’s my history of getting back into airguns. Years ago, I met a Daisy representative at a POMA (Professional Outdoor Media Association) convention, and I shot her airgun. And soon after that I…

The Modern Air Rifle A New Frontier

You know how important it is to choose the correct ammo for your centerfire hunting rifles, if you want to achieve the highest degree of accuracy. It’s just as important to choose good performing pellets if you want to be accurate with your airgun. I place them in three categories: 1. Pellets made for accuracy. Think of these as match grade projectiles for precise target shooting. 2. Hunting pellets. There are polymer-tipped, hollow point and pointed pellets designed for hunting. But while it seems a lot of these have better terminal performance, they’re not as accurate. 3. Fast pellets. I might be wrong, but I think some companies make lightweight pellets so they can brag about having the fastest air rifle. The problem is, these pellets are typically not very accurate. So, the moral…

Starting Kids Out Right

1938 Red Ryder The most popular BB gun in the world remains faithful to its original design. From the pages of comic books to the famous holiday motion picture “A Christmas Story,” the Daisy Red Ryder has been a kid’s dream come true since its introduction in 1940. Over the years, the Daisy Red Ryder has achieved legendary status. With its solid wood stock and forearm, and lariat ring with a leather saddle thong, today’s Red Ryder is the spittin’ image of the one so many grown-ups cherished when they were youngsters! The Daisy Red Ryder is recommended for ages 10 and older with adult supervision. Model 25 Pump Gun Of all the old BB guns Daisy has had requests to bring back, the Model 25 would have to be at the top…

Starting Kids Out Right

“Shooting at coyotes during a pronghorn hunt usually has minimum impact on the latter, so don’t be afraid to pick off a coyote that wanders past. While looking for pronghorns I’ll often call if I see a coyote. As long as I don’t expose myself and make a scene after shooting, pronghorns remain fairly calm.” I love stalking pronghorns during early season coyote hunts. Or do I prefer calling coyotes during my pronghorn hunts? Either way, a coyote/pronghorn combo hunt is one of the most fun, productive and inexpensive hunts anyone can take on wide open public land in the American West. “Here comes one. Way out there,” my calling partner said. “Past the sage clump. Almost to the river.” I finally saw the dog, an unmistakable flicker of white. “He must be a…

Tailor-made for Coyotes

If ever there was a hunt tailored for an AR-15, an early season coyote hunt is it. Young dogs are still hunting together, and often two and sometimes as many as six come in a rush to the call. Rock River Arms LAR-15M Varmint A4 (www.RockRiverArms.com) in .204 Ruger offers rapid fire, low recoil and quick recovery for multiple hits. If you want a bit more firepower suitable for pronghorns as well as coyotes, the LAR-8M Predator HP in .243 Win. or 6.5 Creedmoor will do the job. Just be aware that many states limit magazine capacity to five rounds for pronghorn hunting. You can generally rock a 10-, 20- or 30-round magazine on coyotes.…

Tailor-made for Coyotes

A Cut Above the Rest

The persistent myth that pronghorn meat tastes like sage comes from poor handling. Pronghorn meat is naturally low in collagen, so dependably tender. Flavor is mild and sweet IF you keep it clean and cool it quickly. Gutting and hauling around a carcass with the hide on is asking for trouble. Carry a couple of sharp knives and use them carefully. Here’s the gourmet system for bringing home the bacon: 1. Shoot a calm animal that hasn’t been stressed or chased. 2. Place one clean shot in the neck or heart/lungs. 3. Do not get your hands or knife near the black “cheek” patches with the strong odor. These are oily scent glands and the source of much of the pronghorn’s “bad taste” reputation. Keep contaminated hair off the meat. 4. Skin off the…

A Cut Above the Rest

HIDE AND SEEK MULEY

Bobbing and weaving up a winding two-track, Scott Fink — owner of Goose Creek Outfitters — eased his truck to the top of the biggest hill we could find and killed the engine. We simultaneously shifted forward in our seats, raised our binoculars and glassed miles of sprawling Nebraska sandhills, as far as the eye could see. At first glance, the landscape looked devoid of life, but a closer inspection proved otherwise. Deer, turkeys and a plethora of waterfowl and songbirds reminded us how a variety of wildlife utilize every bit of the unique habitat. The Nebraska sandhills cover more than 20,000 square miles of the Cornhusker State, with some dunes reaching a height of 300 feet. Tall bunches of prairie grass hold the dunes in place, and provide high protein…

HIDE AND SEEK MULEY

Breaking the Tradition

Traditions Firearms, well known for its top-quality muzzleloaders, expanded its product line in 2017, to include the Outfitter G2, a break-action single-shot cartridge rifle. The Outfitter G2 is available in a unique lineup of calibers, including .357 Mag., .35 Whelen, .44 Mag., .45-70 Govt., .35 Rem., .243 Win., .450 Bushmaster and .444 Marlin. The rifle package includes a scope with rings and bases and a case, and MSRP ranges from $439 to $586. The Outfitter G2 is compact and easy to handle, featuring a 22-inch Chromoly fluted barrel. With a synthetic stock, the rifle weighs in at 5.8 pounds, making it ideal for run-and-gun hunting. It features a transfer bar and trigger block safeties. For more information on Traditions Performance Firearms, visit www.TraditionsFirearms.com.…

Breaking the Tradition

Backcountry Battery

Traditions recently added the Vortek Striker-Fire Backcountry into its popular Vortek StrikerFire line of muzzleloading rifles. The Backcountry series was designed with a compact barrel length, and weighs only 5.8 pounds, which makes this gun maneuverable in tight spaces, and lighter for hunters on the move. The Vortek StrikerFire Backcountry has all of the same great features as the standard and LDR StrikerFire models: the company’s patented StrikerFire system with no external hammer; TAC2 Trigger system set at 2 pounds; Hogue Comfort-Grip Overmolding; Accelerator Breech Plug and Dual Safety System. The Backcountry has a nitride finish on the outside and inside of the barrel, providing greater protection against rust, corrosion and pitting, and is also available in Northwest models. MSRP ranges from $566 to $640.…

Backcountry Battery

Smackdown x 3 = Devastation

Traditions has added three new bullets to its Smackdown lineup, all featuring a new sabot with horizontal ribbing and a deeper cup, which provides a better gas seal for consistency and ease of loading. The hollow point Smackdown Bleed Bullet is designed to deliver more energy and create massive wound channels, ideal for whitetail enthusiasts, as well as hog and predator hunters. It’s available in 170-grain options in .45 and .50 calibers. Smackdown XR Bullets have a high ballistic coefficient for better accuracy and Xtreme Range (XR). A PC tip maximizes expansion for optimal terminal performance. The bullet will be popular with deer, elk and small game hunters, available in 200-, 230- and 250-grain options in .45 and .50 calibers. The Smackdown Carnivore has a polycarbonate tip to maximize expansion for hard-hitting…

Smackdown x 3 = Devastation

Bringing Home the Bacon – Old West Style

I learned the lever gun’s value as a hog killer in the brushy bottoms of the Arkansas River Valley in western Arkansas. I was near the Oklahoma border with a deer hunting guide whose property was overrun with feral swine. Hogs were rapidly displacing whitetails as they competed for limited forage during the winter, and wreaking havoc on my guide’s food plots. Providing supplemental feed was pointless because hogs got most of that, too. The guide wanted my input on adding hog hunts to his menu of services, so I encountered his pigs relatively undisturbed and at full strength. For that occasion I was armed with a Marlin 375, a short-lived model chambered for .375 Winchester. A souped up version of the old .38-55 WCF, the .375 Win. is a fine…

Bringing Home the Bacon – Old West Style

“Pig” Iron on Your Hip

Whether you hunt hogs with a rifle or knife, it’s wise to carry a large-caliber sidearm for those “just-in-case” moments. A charging tusker can complicate a hunt in a hurry, as can a bayed pig that gets the upper hand on dogs. A handgun is the most practical weapon to get those situations under control. Handguns are handy when hogs intrudge on a deer hunt, too. I experienced one such incident during a controlled muzzleloader deer hunt at Moro Big Pine Wildlife Management Area in southern Arkansas. I was sitting on the ground at the edge of a natural gas pipeline right-of-way when I heard footsteps in a thicket behind me. Instead of deer, seven or eight very large hogs trotted into the open about 15 yards from me. A huge boar…

“Pig” Iron on Your Hip

MTM Case-Gard Ammo Organizers

Afield or at home, MTM Casegard ammo boxes (www.MTMcasegard.com) keep your handgun and rifle ammo safely organized. The MTM Case-Gard P50-44 is designed for large straight-wall pistol cartridges such as .357 Mag., .44 Rem. Mag., .41 Rem. Mag. and .45 Colt. They are especially useful for separating pistol cartridges that you use for handguns and lever guns. You can distinguish each box by labeling it with a permanent marker, labeled masking tape or load labels supplied with each box. The stackable P-50 Series boxes store up to 50 rounds and feature scuff-resistant textured surfaces. The Snap-Lok latch and full length mechanical hinge are guaranteed for 25 years. Calibers for each box are molded into the bottom of each box. For field use, keep extra pistol or rifle ammo in a Case-Gard Handgun…

MTM Case-Gard Ammo Organizers

YA GOTTA BE TOUGH

How many of us growing up in the outdoors have dreamed of becoming a hunting guide or outfitter? Whether you’re chasing fur or feather, you have the adventure of spending countless days in the field scouting for game, selecting stand sites and marking game trails in pursuit of trophy animals for the upcoming season. What a life, right? What we don’t see are the several weeks of long days in the field and on the trail, taking their toll on man and machine. Guides travel on UTVs, hauling bear bait and treestands for miles and miles through muskeg, twisted timber and steep ravines to prepare sites in hopes of increasing a hunter’s success. A sneak peek behind the scenes of an Alberta bear camp put life and gear into a real-world…

YA GOTTA BE TOUGH

Taking It on the Road

It took several years before I left the comfort zone of my family’s personal hunting haunts and loaded up a truck for parts unknown. Now, my rear-view mirror is full of memories (and mishaps) that could only be found on the open road. Traveling to new places to hunt anything is always rewarding — even if that reward is just a new hole in your favorite camo shirt. Get out there, revel in the adventure, and don’t forget to taste some local flavors. Wyoming: On the Prowl for Speed Goats There are more pronghorns in the state of Wyoming than humans. Going after a speed goat is an ideal entry-level Western hunt, and you’ll be hooked after one round with these charming little beasts. The good news is that it’s easy to…

Taking It on the Road

HOW FAR IS TOO FAR?

The 8-point buck stepped halfway out of the edge cover just as the sun kissed the treetops. In front of him an Ohio food plot beckoned, and being a low mast crop year, trail cam images had revealed that several does and bucks, including this one, had been daily visitors. Some does and smaller bucks were already feeding in the plot, but this cautious buck was hesitant to step out into the open. With the sun setting and shadows quickly forming, time was working against me — it was decision time. One of the many range markers I had placed while setting up my stand during the pre-season indicated the buck was at the 45-yard mark, well within the effective range of my TenPoint Nitro-X crossbow. At better than 400 fps…

HOW FAR IS TOO FAR?

What is Your Maximum Range?

To determine your maximum crossbow hunting range, it’s necessary to invest time practicing from various in-the-field shooting positions — off a treestand rail, sitting in a ground blind, off-hand while kneeling or sitting, etc. Set a target up at 30 yards — a good starting point — and see how you do. Take notes, and if each group of shots is consistently within the kill zone, move the target back 5 or 10 yards and repeat. At some point your groups will begin to expand, suggesting that you’re approaching your maximum hunting range. It is important and ethical to determine your maximize shot distance at that range, but to keep in mind that simply because you can consistently shoot good groups at 50 or 55 yards, many times the hunting…

What is Your Maximum Range?

Top Crossbow Tackle

Consistent long-range accuracy is relative to the shooter, but some crossbow arrow and broadhead combinations produce better results, and here quality counts. High-end crossbows from TenPoint, Horton, Wicked Ridge and others, with draw weights from 175 to 200 pounds, have better long-range capabilities than their lighter draw weight counterparts. The speed that an arrow leaves the bow influences how quickly it reaches the target — and how much energy and momentum it will retain over longer distances to ensure better penetration. Arrows play an important role in long-range shooting, and those supplied in the manufacturer’s crossbow packages are typically adequate for most hunting situations. If you want to upgrade, Easton’s (EastonArchery.com) Bloodline or Bowfire and Beman’s (Beman.com) ICS Crossbow Hunter crossbow bolts are excellent options — capable of improving lethal, accurate,…

Top Crossbow Tackle

Greased Lightning

It’s asking a lot for a crossbow to consistently kill game at long range, but manufacturers are stepping up to the plate. In most long-range hunting situations, it takes a crossbow releasing the right arrow close to 400 fps to provide sufficient speed, energy and momentum for consistent terminal performance beyond 40 yards. Here’s a sampling of three crossbows that can get the job done in the right hands under the right conditions. TenPoint Nitro-X — This new reverse-draw crossbow offering for 2018 is equipped with TenPoint’s patented Sling Shot and Vector Quad cable technologies and releases a 370-grain arrow at 440 fps with 159 pounds of kinetic energy. Even with a heavier 425-grain or 445-grain arrow, the Nitro-X is super-fast, at 420 fps and 410 fps respectively, delivering 166 pounds…

Greased Lightning

Humans have been hunting for millions of years. In fact, there’s plenty of evidence to suggest that hunting made us human. We hunted for meat. Meat protein spurred brain development and we got smarter. We started communicating and collaborating to kill more animals and provide more meat, and then somewhere along the way we decided meat tasted awfully damned good when it was exposed to flames. Sharing meals became a social affair, and around 5,000 to 10,000 years ago those gatherings got more interesting when someone discovered the magic of fermented sugar. Since then, beer and beer drinking has been enjoyed globally, but in America we’ve benefited from the diversity of brews and brewing experimentation as a by-product of our great melting pot. With more than 6,000 craft breweries from coast…

Inspector Gadget

There’s no substitute for well-rounded woodsmanship or knowledge of your prey that’s forged on experience. But as a modern hunter there are many advanced tools at your fingertips that shouldn’t be ignored. Depending on your hunting styles, strategies and the species you’re pursuing, some or all of these gadgets might be worth your while. Whether you’re a minimalist or a gear junkie, consider these 14 items as you scribble together a checklist for your next hunt. ARCTIC ICE Engel, YETI, Orca, Grizzly, Canyon, Pelican, Orion … the list of rotomolded super coolers is endless. Most of them are great, but you’ll get top performance out of any cooler only with proper handling. Arctic Ice is a superb companion to any cooler. It’s better than regular ice because it’s reusable, clean and versatile. Three…

Inspector Gadget

2018 BUYER’S GUIDE: GET YOUR GEAR ON!

Traditions Outfitter G2 Rifle Three popular calibers have been added to Traditions’ Outfitter G2 single-shot rifle, including .450 Bushmaster, .444 Marlin, and .243 Win. in a new youth model. Fitted with a 22-inch Lothar Walther fluted barrel, the rifle is lightweight, easy to carry and extremely accurate. Its transfer-bar system and trigger block safety make it one of the safest rifles on the market. A muzzle brake is standard with the large-caliber offerings, which include the .45-70 Govt., .35 Rem. and .450 Bushmaster. Scope/case packages are also available. MSRP: $439-$586. Info: www.TraditionsFirearms.com MTM Case-Gard Ammo Crate The Three-Can .50 Cal. Ammo Crate is perfect for organizing and safely transporting gear and ammo. This Army Green crate comes with three O-ring sealed Dark Earth ammunition cans capable of storing .50 caliber ammunition with ease. Each can…

2018 BUYER’S GUIDE: GET YOUR GEAR ON!

A Family Tradition

It was a brisk November evening. A boy and his father were bundled up in layers upon layers of clothing and had a small heater in their box blind. They were braving the cold for the chance at shooting a deer. The season was almost over, and it would be one of the boy’s last chances of the year. Then, all of a sudden, there was a sound in the hushed forest, a crunching noise. Probably just a squirrel, the boy thought to himself. But it was no squirrel. In the dim light a white-tailed deer appeared and the boy’s attitude changed from bored to wide awake in the blink of an eye. The boy’s father ranged the deer — broadside at a stiff 100 yards away. He knew it wasn’t…

A Family Tradition

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