It's day five of our tribal hunt for whitetails and archery muleys. So far the bow has sat idle as I tried to put a muzzleloader deer show in the can.

Everyone has a hunting camp horror story to relate. For some reason I'm blessed with more than a few.

I admit that October whitetails are some of the hardest to hunt.

With six totally new or completely redesigned core components, the Beretta A400 Xplor Unico got “rock star” fan fair at its unveiling in Italy last year.

The producers at North American Hunter TV are creating a new opening for the show and to hit deadlines they asked everyone who co-hosts episodes to wash the camo off of their faces, clean up more than a camp, baby-wipe shower and meet in Minneapolis for some speedy filming.

Here's a quick update from the field. I only had a day off between trips and I promised Cole I'd take him hunting as much as humanly possible so we slipped in a speedy pronghorn hunt.

My Bear Grizzly recurve “broke” during a recent practice session, and I absolutely love that bow. Do you know where I can get a new Grizzly at a decent price? Everywhere I’ve looked so far either doesn’t carry them or they want a lot of money to special order one. Where should I go?

I just pulled up stakes on archery elk camp after hunting three windows throughout September. I lost. The elk won. I finally said “uncle” midday yesterday as temperatures soared and the tired bulls disappeared into dark timber.

We quickly hatched a plan. Doug would go above us and call. Watkins and I would find some cover between Doug and the bull and wait.

Halfway through the hunt my good friend Doug Gardner directed me to a remote treestand for a long shot on a big whitetail or possibly a big mule deer.