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Best Shooting Aid for Hunters: Tripod, Shooting Sticks, or a Pack

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Even though it might be the smallest and least time-consuming part of the entire hunt, stabilizing your firearm and shooting from a place of rock solid sturdiness is vital, and the trust it provides can go a long way in the field. There are many options available to hunters seeking stability. The most popular are […]

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5 Best Rifle Cases Under $200

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When we take our firearms to the shooting range and of course with us to a hunt, there’s always a need for a good case. When we are traveling, we need to know that our expensive investment is protected. It’s a basic thing; you don’t want to carry around a loose gun in your truck. […]

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6 Things Women Should Consider Before Purchasing Their First Hunting Rifle

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Getting into hunting can be daunting. When I started hunting four years ago, I remember being utterly overwhelmed. Not only did I need to learn a ton of information about how to field butcher big game, best practices for taking care of my wild game meat, and how to cook wild game, but I also […]

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Whitetail Hunting Preparations to Take Care of Before Opening Day

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Alright, so maybe some of you guys have procrastinated all summer, hanging out by the pool, going to baseball games, spending time with the in-laws, and that sort of thing. Maybe you haven’t taken the time to prepare for the quickly-approaching deer hunting season. Don’t freak out, it’s not too late. But it is crunch […]

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8 Barriers Women Face on Their Hunting Journey

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For most women, hunting is personal. We learn to do it to feed our families, participate in a close relationship with nature, have personal time outdoors to ourselves, and contribute to wildlife management. However, this means the barriers we face when learning to hunt can feel harder to jump over, too. It’s easy to become […]

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