Gear

After a long hunt or fish in cold weather, it can be tempting to get home, dump your gear anywhere, and head into the inside warmth — I know I'm guilty of this. However, taking the extra time to organize your space, prepare your gear, and store it effectively helps with the last-minute scrambling for a piece of equipment and can also make or break your next hunt. 

Whether there's a special occasion around the corner or you want to treat the special someone in your life, you can never go wrong when choosing a hunting-themed gift for moms or ladies who like to hunt.

With cool mornings, warm afternoons, and chilly evenings, putting together a spring turkey hunting kit can initially seem like a challenge.  Luckily, the process is relatively straightforward. However, with some sensible layering, carefully selected fabrics, and quality gear, you'll be well on your way to building a turkey-hunting wardrobe that will keep you cool, calm, and comfortable. 

Coyotes are cunning creatures, which means gearing up for a nighttime coyote hunt requires careful attention to detail and preparation. From blending into the hunting environment to comfort and safety, there's a delicate balance of considerations when gearing up.

Coyote hunting can be a great off-season pursuit to get you off the couch and keep your woodsmanship skills sharp. Whether you are just getting started or a seasoned coyote calling enthusiast, every coyote hunter needs a few items to make the most of their time in the field. 

Whether you're already packed and ready to head out for an early-season hunt or still gathering your gear, you need the right stuff in the field for a successful hunt.

Trail cams are more than just a pre-season tool. When leveraged correctly during the mid-season, they can provide invaluable insights into the critical rut and post-rut stages. 

You're gearing up for a mid-season hunt. What is the must-have mid-season hunting gear you should have for colder weather?

Whether you're already packed and ready to head out for an early-season hunt or still gathering your gear, you need the right stuff in the field for a successful hunt.

I've been deer hunting for as long as I can remember. However, until I was an adult, I only ever rifle hunted. Even more, I only rifle-hunted the same two permanent deer blinds on the same property. There's nothing wrong with taking this approach, but the older I got, the more I wanted from my hunting experience. 

The start of deer season is one of the best times of the year, and getting ready for the upcoming season is a serious matter. Growing up in Alabama, I knew whitetail was "the" big game, and it was where young hunters learned about the woods and life.

I have a late uncle who was disciplined enough to obtain his Eagle Scout rank in the Boy Scouts of America. If you hunt, you've likely been involved in scouting or know someone who has – so you might understand what a monumental accomplishment that is.