‘Tis the wingshooter’s favorite time of the year. With quail, pheasant and waterfowl seasons open, why wouldn’t it be? Keep these tips in mind this month: Know the loads you’re shooting. Pellet count, energy and velocity are big deals when wingshooting. The more you know about what you’re firing from your gun, the better you …
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Opportunities for adventure sports photography are likely near your home or just a short drive away.
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Here are five thoughtful bucket list items for hunters that have been hunting for years. It seems like every hunting season has its victories, defeats, and a list of things that we still haven’t accomplished yet. For those of us that have been at it for years, a “bucket list” can mean a lot of
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It takes a special person to marry a hunter. When you say “I do” to one, you’re committing not just to a person, but to a lifestyle. While it in no way reflects how much your spouse loves you, when it comes to hunting season, you often take a backseat. You often find yourself making a
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Read MoreIt’s a magical time of year, really. As daylight wanes, the temperature begins to drop, frost appears on the pumpkin, leaves turn color and start toppling to the ground, and experienced bowhunters know the deer rut or breeding period is beginning. Buck rubs on trees and scrapes on the ground are apparent. A buck rub …
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Military surplus guns are cheap, fun to shoot and make great additions to almost any gun collection. Armies of various different countries adopted these guns because they were rugged, easy to use, and well-built. Since most of the military surplus guns on this list are over 50 years old (some individual guns may even be more
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.50 BMG’s got nothing on 20mm! These days there are a plethora of gun YouTube channels out there. It seems the best way for a channel to grow a huge following is to pickup a rifle chambered in .50 BMG. Everyone loves a good .50 cal video, and that is why prominent firearms personalities like
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Watch an Alaskan Bull Moose keep up the pace with a moving boat. Instagram user Gabe Nyblad took an epic video of a bull moose chasing his boat in Alaska. Incredibly, the moose seems to keep up with the moving boat by simply trotting right next to it! Watch and listen as the men in
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Sony today introduced a new Alpha full-frame model, the a7C. The design more closely resembles Sony’s a6000-series APS-sensor cameras, and…
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If you’ve always wanted to know what a Stormy Kromer hat is, we’re here to explain. It all started when George “Stormy” Kromer, a semi-pro baseball player and railroad engineer, kept losing his hat while traveling on the train. He subsequently asked his wife, Ida, to sew a band onto his favorite ball cap to
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How much do you know about the Nilgai antelope? Here’s what you need to understand, especially if you intend to hunt them. The Nilgai antelope may be one of the best kept hunting secrets outside of Texas, but it’s high time that you heard about it. Known as the blue bull due to its blue-gray
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What do you think about going hog hunting with an M1 Carbine? Commonly used by the US Military in World War II and Korea, the diminutive M1 Carbine developed a reputation for poor stopping power. That reputation was not always deserved, but the simple fact is that the .30 Carbine cartridge is nowhere near as
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