Entries for June 2008

Read expert advice on coyote hunting, cartridges, and choke tubes.

Experts answer members' questions on advanced hearing protection and choosing a shotgun for a beginning deer hunter.

Are you trying to find parts for your vintage bow?  Need accuracy advice?  Want to understand kinetic energy?  Learn about it here!

Here's some information from the experts on your Ted Williams rifle, your muzzleloader, and your .35 Whelen.

Your toughest questions answered here: Do carbon bows contaminate meat?  How does the Cy Curtis scoring system compare to the Boone and Crockett and Pope and Young Club's scoring systems?  Can my old bow be restored? 

The hunt began with a 5-mile drive into camp from the main road, which on the surface doesn’t sound like a big deal except for the fact that it takes more than an hour. No, there aren’t a lot of stop lights along the way, but there is a lot of mud, rocks and gullies.

Approaching 70 years old, and I've seen a lot in my time, but nothing compares to what happened on an unforgettable day in October 2004.

The Roosevelt is an ominous creature of the deep woods, a half-ton wraith of a beast that vanishes with the dull clump of a hoof or the soft clack of an antler on maple or pine.

It was almost Christmas 1953, and I still didn't have a gift for my dad. My father, who was my idol, could at best look forward to the usual flannel shirt. At worst, Christmas would bring him nothing at all.

My dad, Dick Laube, a life-long dairy farmer and NAHC member, introduced my three brothers and me to hunting, fishing and the great outdoors when we were barely able to walk.