Category Archives: Hunting & Fishing Equipment

Deer Processing – Part 1

Tools For Processing Deer Yourself By Pat Carrothers and Paul Schwartz Once you’ve harvested the deer of your dreams, you then have to work on field dressing the animal. After that is behind you, you have to think about deer … Continue reading

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Which Trail Camera? Part 2 – Setting Up

Five Tips For Setting Up Your Trail Cameras By Steve Sorensen 1. How to consider lighting – Taking pictures can be defined as capturing light, and bad lighting ruins many photos. So, set your trail cameras with that in mind. … Continue reading

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Which Trail Camera? How? When? Where?

Tips To Help You Decide Which Trail Camera To Choose By Steve Sorensen You’ve finally decided to spring for a trail camera. You’ve waited a long time because you’re “old school.” Maybe you even wonder what your grandfather would have … Continue reading

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Muzzleloading: How To Get Started – Part 3

Cleaning Your Muzzloader By Ed Hall Ah, cleaning your muzzleloader, whether you fire one shot or a dozen, is a necessity. Even if your 777 pellet residue is not in its own highly corrosive, it will absorb moisture and hold … Continue reading

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Muzzleloading: How To Get Started – Part 2

How To Choose Powder and Bullets For Your Muzzleloader By Ed Hall There are three propellant options: real black powder, replica black powder and replica black powder formed into pellets. Real black powder is very hygroscopic; it readily absorbs moisture, … Continue reading

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