Entries for June 2008

It’s important to be familiar with rules of the state you hunt before heading out with a muzzleloader, since some states have restrictions on firearms and accessories.

Recently, I had the privilege of going on a bull elk hunt in Wyoming courtesy of Hunt of a Lifetime, an organization that grants hunting and fishing wishes to children with life-threatening injuries or diseases. I thought you all might enjoy getting in on the action with me, so here are my journal entries from my 2006 hunt.

Your first hint of the importance of moose to the island of Newfoundland comes while you’re still a thousand miles away at the departure gate in the Montreal airport.

Which gun will be the best fit and the most fun for my novice hunter? 

Click here to learn how quiet your bow should be...

Is it crucial that I test my bow before I buy it?...I'm a beginner bowhunter, what do I do?... These questions are answered HERE!

NAHC staff answer your questions: Will a Colt .357 Lawman MK III protect me from Alaskan bears?  What kind of scope should I use on my Savage Model 24?  What brand of ammunition will give me the best results on long-distance deer shots? 

Leave it to the experts!  They answer your questions about bullets and cartridges here. 

Gordy Krahn's story of Arkansas's tradition of bountiful waterfowl hunting.  During the migrations, the flats of Arkansas's Grand Prairie compose the world's greatest concentration of waterfowl. 

Four days of hunting mule deer with a muzzleloader from a tent camp on the Montana prairie- does it get any better than that?  Join Cory Pedersen as he attempts to find out.