Entries for 'Web Editor Josh'

For this Product Review Day, I'll be going over the benefits of rubber boots—specifically, Muck Boots—and a few qualities to look for when purchasing a pair.

With the myriad hunting, conservation and environmental organizations competing for dollars and memberships these days, it’s often difficult for the average sportsman to know who’s worthy of support, and who to avoid.

Wednesday means it's Q&A Day on "My Take," and today's question comes from Aaron Rollins who asks, "What's a good rest for my bow?"

Although the video isn’t Oscar worthy, the action in this video is hotter than a Hawaiian volcano.

If you've always wanted to capture amazing turkey footage, you won't want to miss this Tip Tuesday. I take you through the different camera angles you can set up to make your turkey footage go from good to exceptional with just a few extra steps.

Last month we welcomed Shane Simpson and "Turkey Hunt Public Land," but now is the true kickoff of a spring turkey-hunting season to remember! Shane just returned from an action-packed Osceola longbeard hunt, so check out the first official episode to see how things played out in Florida.

"Hunger Games," which is now out in theaters, has caused a lot of people to talk about hunting and the act of killing and preparing your own food. In this episode of "My Take," you'll see what I think about this movie and how Hollywood has affected the hunting world.

Having conquered an Osceola longbeard, the second leg in my pursuit of a single-season Grand Slam found me at Reveille Peak Ranch in Burnet, Texas. The breathtaking property is nestled in the heart of Hill Country—an unforgettable rolling landscape covered with thick blankets of bluebonnets. It's the ultimate place to kill a Rio Grande gobbler.

This week I head to the Gila in New Mexico in search of a giant bull elk with my muzzleloader.

Face it—bowhunting Alaska brown bears takes (forgive my French) serious balls, and frankly, I’m not sure I’ve got ‘em.