Long-Range Shooting on Pronghorn — When Closer Isn’t Possible
Flat prairie offers no cover - long-range pronghorn shots demand wind reads and rangefinders.
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Spot-and-Stalk on Flat Prairie — The Classic Method
Master the 3-hour crawl that closes a 600-yard gap on open pronghorn country.
Field Judging Pronghorn Bucks — Horns, Mass, and the Prong
Learn to judge pronghorn horns by prong, mass, and ear ratio - at 300 yards.
Pronghorn Biology — Vision, Speed, and Unique Physiology
Pronghorn biology - oversized eyes, 55 mph endurance speed, and unique horns explained.
Fox Stand Setup — Close Range, Maximum Concealment
Learn why fox stands work at close range - 50 yards, full concealment, and a motion decoy up front.
Squirrel Hunting as a Youth Introduction to Hunting
Squirrel hunting has introduced more kids to the field than any other pursuit - here's why it still works.
Shotguns for Squirrel Hunting — When and Why
When a shotgun beats a rifle for squirrels - gauge, shot size, range, and meat damage explained.
Rimfire Rifles for Squirrel Hunting – .22 LR and Beyond
Rimfire rifles for squirrel hunting - calibers, actions, optics, and ammo that actually work in the field.
Squirrel Hunting Safety and Ethics
Upward shots, ricochet risk, clean kills, and why squirrel hunters represent all of us in the woods.
Long-Range Hunting: Wind Drift and Practical Holds
Learn how wind pushes bullets off course and use practical holds to stay on target.
Long-Range Hunting: Building Wind Reading Skills
Build wind reading skill through range practice, volume shooting, and tracking your calls over time.
Long-Range Hunting: Prone Position for Hunting
Learn when prone position works for hunting, how to set up correctly with a bipod, and when terrain forces you to adapt.
Long-Range Hunting: Sitting Position for Hunting
Learn the sitting position for hunting - variations, knee support, and adapting to slopes and uneven ground.
Long-Range Hunting: Using Field Rests and Improvised Support
Learn how hunters use bipods, bags, tripods, and improvised rests for stable field shots.
Best Seasons and Times – When to Plan Prairie Dog Trips
Plan prairie dog trips for spring or fall peak activity and shootable conditions on tiny targets