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The true test of a hunter’s ethics is knowing their limits and abiding by them when being stared down by the bull of a lifetime. […]
There’s no doubt about it. An afternoon at the range sighting in your favorite elk hunting rifle can take a toll, especially when dealing with […]
Idaho’s Salmon River Canyon features a variety of scenic landscapes including wooded ridges, steep sidehills and towering rocky formations. It is one of the deepest […]
Sometimes the biggest obstacle getting to a swath of scenic, prime elk country to hunt is the road you travel to get there. That was […]
If Hunting Is Conservation, what is anti-hunting? Conservation is defined as the planned management of a natural resource to prevent exploitation, destruction or neglect. The […]
Brad Treu of Mathews Archery faces the challenges of western bowhunting in Big Sky Country. An absolute monster bull proves to be a formidable adversary […]
Elk country can be thick and lush with vegetation. It can be mountainous with scenic, inspiring views. It may also feature bone-dry conditions for parts […]
Quality conservation work stands the test of time. And when it involves creating public access, it’s a win-win that resonates for generations of both hunters […]
The Kern Mountains stretch across approximately 60,000 acres of Nevada’s remote eastern backcountry and provide year-round habitat for elk, mule deer, pronghorn antelope, sage grouse […]
Small disruptions on the landscape can trigger permanent, far-reaching negative impacts on habitat, wildlife populations and public access. In 2016, a small 40-acre inholding within […]
