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Category Archives: Hunting Safety
How to Stay Warm
How to Stay Warm Staying warm on a winter hunt depends on what you wear and what you do. Steve Sorensen My brother and I once got stuck on top of an Alaskan mountainside. We stashed most of our gear … Continue reading
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Posted in Antelope Hunting, Archery Hunting, Bear Hunting, Big Game Hunting, Bowhunting, Buffalo Hunting, Coyote Hunting, Deer Hunting, Elk Hunting, Hunting Safety, Moose Hunting, Outdoor Life, Steve Sorensen
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Don’t Be A Rifle Scope Snob
An optics snob doesn’t need to know what he’s talking about, so if you want to be an optics snob, don’t bother reading this. Don’t Be a Riflescope Snob Steve Sorensen A guy on the customer side of the counter … Continue reading
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Posted in Antelope Hunting, Bear Hunting, Big Game Hunting, Buffalo Hunting, Coyote Hunting, Deer Hunting, Elk Hunting, Guns & Ammunition, Hog Hunting, Hunting Safety, Moose Hunting, Predator Hunting, Rifles, Scopes, Uncategorized, Wild Boar Hunting
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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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5 Reasons Not to Build Your Own Treestand
5 Reasons Not to Build Your Own Treestand By Steve Sorensen Have you ever built a treestand? Maybe you dream of a tree condo – 8′ by 8′ with a pitched roof, carpeted floor, sliding windows and a propane gas … Continue reading
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3 Questions to Ask Yourself before You Go
Fanning for Gobblers!
By Steve Sorensen “Fanning” for Gobblers – HOT or NOT? The heart-pounding new method of turkey hunting is called “fanning for gobblers.” It ramps up the excitement by adding elements to the hunt you can’t get from traditional call-em-up-to-the-shotgun style of … Continue reading
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Posted in Fanning for Turkeys, Guest Writers, How To, How to Hunt, Hunting Safety, Hunting Tips, Land & Water Fowl Hunting, Spring Turkey Hunting, Steve Sorensen, Turkey Hunting
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Fanning for Gobblers!
Fanning for Gobblers!