A guide to helping your little lady learn about archery hunting
Sugar and spice and everything nice—that's what little girls are made of. Well, that and field points, caliper releases, and blazer vanes.
I've been fortunate enough to spend a considerable amount of time over the years with hunting guides in a number of states and provinces and also Africa. This has allowed me to gain a bit of insight into to how to maximize the enjoyment of the time you spend together, and maybe also the amount of success you have. In this two-part blog, I'll offer 10 tips. Here are the first five...
Like it or not, the practice of leasing hunting land is increasing rapidly in the United States. However, you don't need a trust fund or a six-figure salary to get into a hunting lease. You will need to evaluate your needs, hunting styles, time requirements, and the amount you are willing to spend in order to ensure the best fit.
What Types of Hunting Leases are Available?
When I received my new BlackOut hub style ground blind, I was extremely impressed with the ease of operation.
In almost any small town across the US, there are a few things you can count on. Neighbors help each other. You will almost always meet someone you know at the grocery store. Lots of guys hunt. And many of their wives or girlfriends don’t.
For many outdoor enthusiasts, the importance of dressing in layers is well known. This method of dressing allows you to regulate your temperature by peeling-off or putting-on clothing layers — clothes that together wick moisture, insulate and protect from wind and rain. Each year, outdoor clothing becomes more specialized and better designed to support a layered system. Let's review the art of layering for outdoor activities.
I'm sure many guys wish that their "significant others" shared their passion for the outdoors. Let's face it, avid hunters spend a lot of time away from home, and many of us often hunt alone simply because we don't have anyone to hunt with. If your better half has expressed even a bit of an interest in joining you in the field, here are some ways to nurture that interest.
A few years ago while on a caribou hunt on the tundra of northern Quebec, I nearly had my hunt ruined by blisters on my feet.
I live in Ontario, Canada, but I do a fair bit of hunting in the U.S. Similarly, Canada is a very popular destination for many American hunters, along with Mexico. Over the years I've learned a few things about making these border crossings as quick and easy as possible, whether travelling by air or vehicle.
