Night Hunting Predators
Coyotes call in close at night - smaller size makes ID and backstop checks critical.
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Night Hunting Hogs
Hog-cattle misID at 200 yards is common - the safety bridge to Hub 27's tactics.
Thermal Optics for Hog Hunting
Thermal optics detect heat, not light - here's what that means for hog hunting.
Hunting Lights for Hogs
Hogs are red-green colorblind - learn which lights spook them and which don't.
Prime Fur Season — Timing Your Fox Hunting for Pelt Value
Learn when fox fur hits peak condition and how to time your hunts for pelt value worth keeping.
Night Fox Hunting — Lights, Thermal, and After-Dark Tactics
Hunt foxes after dark using lights, thermal, and calling - plus why ID discipline matters most at fox size.
Night Hunting Hogs — Thermal and Night Vision
Thermal optics, night vision, and hunting lights - what works for hogs after dark.
Eastern Gray Squirrel – The Classic Quarry
Learn to identify, find, and understand the gray squirrel - America's most hunted small game animal.
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
Long-Range Hunting: Low-Light Shooting Limitations
Understand low-light shooting limitations, scope challenges, target ID, and legal hours.
Late-Season and Winter Range Mule Deer
Hunt December mule deer on winter range with post-rut bucks in concentrated herds at lower elevations.
Long-Range Hunting: Making the Call Under Time Pressure
Make rapid hunting shot decisions under time pressure without rushing or second-guessing.
Long-Range Hunting: Scope Problems in Field
Diagnose hunting scope problems in the field, from fogged lenses to impact-damaged turrets.
Temperature Extremes and Deer Activity
How temperature extremes affect mule deer movement and the best times to hunt in heat or cold.
Suppressed Hog Hunting
Suppressors and hog hunting pair naturally - more shots per sounder, less scatter, better landowner access.