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[ad_1] A prairie dog town is incredibly destructive to the range. (Shutterstock) Next Post Coming Soon…▶ By Austin Knudsen Montana is a state rich in shooting and hunting opportunities. In the last few years, my family and I have gotten into prairie dog hunting in the southeast part of theRead More →

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[ad_1] Next Post Coming Soon…▶ I’m not much of a hunter. Yes, I have hunted, and the proof’s hanging over my desk at home. But I think I’ve probably shot my last ungulate. I just never had the hankering true hunters get to be out there and bring down four-leggedRead More →

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[ad_1] Next Post Coming Soon…▶ Courtesy CVA Muzzleloading By Dave Lewis Muzzloader deer season had just opened in Oklahoma. Short sleeve shirts were still comfortable during the day and a lightweight sleeping bag worked just fine at night. A couple of friends and I cut out of work early oneRead More →

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[ad_1] Hunting dogs are unique animals. They are considered working dog breeds and must exhibit special characteristics and traits. The North American Versatile Hunting Dog Association (NAVHDA) recognizes 30 different breeds of hunting dogs that meet their criteria. Each is different in the way they look and in the styleRead More →

Enter Your MSR Hunting Pics for a Chance to Win a Mississippi Deer or Louisiana Hog Hunt

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[ad_1] (Courtesy Kat Ainsworth Stevens) Next Post Coming Soon…▶   NSSF, The Firearm Industry Trade Association, is helping hunters to reject gun control’s accusations that modern sporting rifles (MSRs) aren’t meant for hunting. Nothing could be further from the truth. Today’s hunters have plenty of options when it comes toRead More →

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[ad_1] Shutterstock Next Post Coming Soon…▶ By Matt Manda It’s only been two weeks since New York Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul’s expanded gun restriction laws took effect. The impacts have been immediate. Concealed carry permit holders, recreational target shooters, hunters, even historical battlefield reenactment groups, have all cried foul amidst the confusion and intrusion. The HochulRead More →

Hunting Is What You Make of It

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[ad_1] Hill Country Blackbuck with a flintlock (image courtesy JWT for thetruthaboutguns.com) Next Post Coming Soon…▶ Without a doubt, the easiest hunts I’ve had were on public land. In Pennsylvania, I sat in a tree stand in a wooded area between a series of farms. A local friend of mine toldRead More →

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[ad_1] Next Post Coming Soon…▶ Josh Wayner for TTAG I used to shake a great deal when I saw deer wandering towards me across a vast fields of beans. Every inch they moved made my heart beat harder and it reminded me that I had to be patient. Back inRead More →