Tag: 150 Yards
Why a Lung Shot is the Best Choice for Shot Placement on Deer
We firmly believe a shot in the boiler room is almost always best. If I had a dollar for every time I have heard a hunter bragging about a shot he or she made on a deer, I would not need to write for a living. You likely have similar experiences with your buddies talking […]
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Read MoreDeer Hunting with Shotguns: The Legalities, Trends, and Efficacy
Deer hunting with shotguns is still popular in many areas of the country. The trend in hunting deer with firearms in recent years has mostly seen long-range as king. People are continually looking for ways to maximize their effective distance with a centerfire rifle or muzzleloader. But lost in the shuffle are those of us […]
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Read MoreShotgun Vs Rifle: Which is Better for Your Upcoming Deer Season?
Is a shotgun or a rifle better for your upcoming deer season? When it comes to firearms for deer hunting, it seems like rifles are king. However, there is a rich history of using shotguns during deer season too. Both kinds of firearms are more than capable of downing whitetails and mule deer consistently. Whole
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Read MoreThe New Leupold RX-FullDraw 4 Rangefinder Uses Personal Ballistics Data
Leupold’s new rangefinder is set to be personally tailored to your archery gear. As archery and hunting technology continues to change and innovate, we are starting to see more and more innovation in rangefinders for bowhunters. Leupold & Stevens just announced the launch of their new RX-Fulldraw 4 Laser Rangefinder, which has a major
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Read More5 Trail Cameras That Captured Our Attention at ATA 2020
In the modern era of bowhunting, trail cameras have become an instrumental element in the tracking process. If you want to know the secret to harvesting big bucks, the answer is pretty simple: no tool gives hunters a greater advantage than trail cameras. Since their emergence, trail cameras have made some unbelievable progress, largely because
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Read MoreReflecting on Deer Season: The Story of My Michigan Buck
My most successful seasons seem to happen when I least expect it. I did not expect to get a deer this year. I truly didn’t. Between new responsibilities here at Wide Open Spaces and a packed schedule that included doctor’s appointments and a glut of high school sporting events I had to report on for
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Read MoreThe Legalities, Trends, and Efficacy of Deer Hunting with Shotguns
Deer hunting with shotguns is still popular in many areas of the country. The trend in hunting deer with firearms in recent years has mostly seen long-range as king. People are continually looking for ways to maximize their effective distance with a centerfire rifle or muzzleloader. But lost in the shuffle are those of us
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Read MoreHunter Bags World Record Shiras Moose After Waiting 30 Years
A Washington hunter shot the Safari Club International world record shiras moose, but the score didn’t break the top ten Boone and Crockett list. Jim Hall had been applying for a coveted Washington state moose tag for 30 years. When he was finally lucky enough to draw a tag, Hall made it pay off by
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Read MoreHunting The Hills For Your Spring Gobblers
So, your spring wild turkey hunting grounds along river bottoms have been flooded, huh? I am sorry to hear that. The turkeys may or may not return to those river bottom grounds on a consistent basis. More than likely, severely flooded areas probably will be void of birds this season. It might be a good …
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Read MoreSEAGUAR REVEALS LOW-VISIBILITY SMACKDOWN – STEALTH GRAY
It seems the ante is raised when the decision to target shallow water bass is made. The big fish opportunities increase but so do the odds of spooking your quarry. That’s why stealth is so […]
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Read MoreExotic Excursion: Chasing Aoudad Through the Mountains of West Texas
Can-Am invited us on a big game, spot-and-stalk hunt we’ll never forget. You can’t define the essence of a pursuit by simply recalling your success or lack thereof. You can’t honorably describe the beauty of wildlife with only colorful words and gripping metaphors. Some things you just have to feel. As I glassed across a
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Read MoreWhat Would You Do If a Coyote Interrupted Your Turkey Hunt?
Would your turkey hunt turn into a coyote hunt? So here’s the situation: you’re on an early season turkey hunt in West Virginia set up about 150 yards from a roosted tom who has been gobbling his head off all morning. However, a coyote shows up and offers you a shot before you see any
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