If you want an overdose of adrenaline, climb down from your treestand and hunt black bears on the ground. I've done it several times, and I can tell you there's nothing quite like it. Watch today's video to see some of my up-close-and-personal encounters with black bears in Alberta. I'll also share the names of two of my personal favorite black bear hunting outfitters.

If you’re still on the hunt for some turkey fodder for your grill, use one of these tactics during the nesting periods of turkey season. I know I’m still trying to field test a box of Hornady Heavy Magnum Turkey loads.

There's insurance available to cover nearly every aspect of your life, and you can take measures to insure your hunts. You could go the traditional route and purchase trip insurance, but who has extra cash sitting around to sink into a policy that likely has an “act of God” clause in it anyway?

It's been a late spring across most of the country, so many turkey hunters have been struggling to tag birds. Add snow into the equation and some turkey hunters will throw in the towel. But that's not necessary. If you want to kill a snow strutter, there are a few measures you can take to improve your odds.

I think the word "tragedy" spells out the news lately, and it has me thinking. First, I was shocked to hear the news late last week of the passing of a good friend of mine, James Guthrie, or "Guth" as he was known by many. Guth was a prolific writer not only in the hunting world, but also in the firearms community. He had a keen eye for tactical tools. When I mentioned his passing to my son, who's a tactical nut, he knew the name immediately ... as do many avid readers and TV viewers who have seen Guth in action on the tube.

Aside from the usual sleep-deprived hallucinations and mental mania caused by turkey season, I've been on some turkey hunts that were just plain weird. It's time to share stories from three of my favorites. I challenge you to top them; comment below.

It’s a pain when the best-laid plans fall apart, and it’s painful to watch a targeted gobbler walk away. Did I give my son, Cole, the wrong information? Did he rush the shot? Check out today’s turkey video fresh from Wyoming and let us know what you would’ve done differently.

It's turkey and shed antler hunting season. While gobblers and piles of bone might have your full attention, spring is also a great time to scout for big game hunting areas that you can revisit this fall. Watch today's video for some spring scouting tips.

Whether you’re having issues with a lack of turkeys lusting after your decoy or simply organizing for an upcoming hunt, you might want to consider bringing your decoy to life.

Join my son, Cole, and I as we hunt for shed mule deer antlers in the mountains of Wyoming. You won't believe what we find!