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Category Archives: Big Game Hunting
Tips for Shed Hunting in Late Winter
By Steve Sorensen Shed hunting experts know these four secrets! While waiting for this bitterly cold, seemingly endless winter to end, the patience of whitetail hunters is growing thin as they itch to get out and hunt for shed antlers. … Continue reading
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Should You Take That Shot?
Should You Take That Shot? Four shots my dad taught me how to take By Steve Sorensen My dad never used a top quality gun, he always had a cheap scope, and I doubt he knew what a good trigger … Continue reading
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The Great Sighting-In Debate, Part 2
The Great Sighting-In Debate, Part 2: Five Reasons Shooting Ability Is More Important Than MOA Accuracy By Steve Sorensen The view that you don’t need minute-of-angle (MOA) accuracy from a deer rifle does not mean accuracy is not at all important. … Continue reading
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Posted in Antelope Hunting, Bear Hunting, Big Game Hunting, Buffalo Hunting, Coyote Hunting, Deer Hunting, Elk Hunting, Hog Hunting, How to Hunt, Hunting Tips, Moose Hunting, Predator Hunting, Rifles, Scopes, Steve Sorensen, Wild Boar Hunting
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The Great Sighting-In Debate, Part 1
The Great Sighting-In Debate, Part 1: Five Reasons Your Deer Rifle Needs MOA Accuracy By Steve Sorensen My dad and uncle were both clustering their bullet holes into tiny groups on a paper target at 100 yards. Half their holes … Continue reading
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Tips For The Veteran Hunter
By Ron Spomer You can always tell a veteran deer hunter — you just can’t tell him much! We old timers who’ve been around the buck a time or two certainly know more than most young whipper snappers, but that … Continue reading
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Posted in Big Game Hunting, Deer Hunting, How to Hunt, Hunting Ethics & Education, Hunting Safety, Hunting Tips, Ron Spomer
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