Long-Range Hunting: Sitting Position for Hunting
Learn the sitting position for hunting - variations, knee support, and adapting to slopes and uneven ground.
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Mule Deer in Timber – When Muleys Act Like Elk
Learn tactics for hunting mule deer in timber when weather or pressure pushes them from typical open country into dense cover.
Long-Range Hunting: Shooting From Unconventional Rests
Properly use unconventional hunting rests - vehicles, trees, fences, and rocks - for stable shots.
Glassing from Roads – Effective but Pressured
Road glassing covers mule deer country fast but brings hunter competition and educated bucks near vehicles.
Clothing and Layering for Elevation and Temperature
Learn how to layer clothing for mule deer hunting's 30-40°F temperature swings from cold dawn to warm afternoon.
Hunting Pressure – Where Bucks Go
Learn where mule deer bucks relocate under hunting pressure and how to find unpressured zones.
Fox Senses and How to Defeat Them
Learn how fox hearing, eyesight, and scent work together - and how to beat all three.
Stalk Execution – Movement and Detection Avoidance
Master slow movement, terrain positioning, and noise control to close on mule deer undetected.
Shot Timing and Discipline – When to Shoot, When to Wait
Shot Timing and Discipline – When to Shoot, When to Wait You’ve called in a tom, he’s strutting toward your setup, and your heart’s pounding. This is where shot discipline separates successful hunters from those who punch tags at home.…
Tree Stand and Ground Safety While Bear Hunting
Stay safe in tree stands and on the ground when bears approach your hunting position - fall protection and firearm handling tips
Turkey Decoy Setup – Hens, Jakes, Toms, Breeding Positions
Turkey Decoy Setup – Hens, Jakes, Toms, Breeding Positions Turkey decoys work differently than any other type of hunting decoy. Unlike waterfowl spreads that use dozens of birds, turkey setups typically run just 1-3 decoys positioned within shooting range. The…
Natural Concealment – Using Trees, Brush, and Terrain
Natural Concealment – Using Trees, Brush, and Terrain Unlike ground blinds that create their own cover, natural concealment uses existing terrain features to hide you from game. This approach is essential for turkey hunters who need to set up quickly…
Face Masks and Head Nets – Covering Human Features
Face Masks and Head Nets – Covering Human Features Your face will cost you more turkeys than any other single mistake. A wild turkey’s eyesight is sharp enough to pick out the human face pattern from 100 yards away –…
Staying Still – Movement Discipline Against Turkey Eyes
Staying Still – Movement Discipline Against Turkey Eyes You can wear the best camo money can buy, set up in the perfect spot, and call like a champion – but one twitch at the wrong moment will send that gobbler…
Full Camouflage – Head to Toe Coverage for Turkey Vision
Full Camouflage – Head to Toe Coverage for Turkey Vision Turkeys will spot you before you spot them. Their vision is so sharp they can pick out a human face at 100 yards, detect the slightest movement, and see colors…