Night Hunting Hogs
Hog-cattle misID at 200 yards is common - the safety bridge to Hub 27's tactics.
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Long-Range Shooting on Pronghorn — When Closer Isn’t Possible
Flat prairie offers no cover - long-range pronghorn shots demand wind reads and rangefinders.
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.
Night Hunting Hogs — Thermal and Night Vision
Thermal optics, night vision, and hunting lights - what works for hogs after dark.
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.
Fox Squirrel – The Big Target
Learn why the fox squirrel - North America's largest tree squirrel - is the best starting point for new hunters.
Food and Water – Fueling the Long Session on Prairie Dogs
Stay hydrated and fueled for all-day sessions
Long-Range Hunting: Low-Light Shooting Limitations
Understand low-light shooting limitations, scope challenges, target ID, and legal hours.
Glassing from Roads – Effective but Pressured
Road glassing covers mule deer country fast but brings hunter competition and educated bucks near vehicles.
Day Pack Essentials for Mule Deer Glassing and Stalking
Pack the right gear for all-day mule deer hunts - optics, layers, food, and shooting support.
Long-Range Hunting: Quick Range Estimation Without Rangefinder
Learn backup range estimation using reticle mil formulas, animal body sizes, and terrain features.
Glassing Timing – Best Hours for Seeing Muleys
Learn the best times to glass for mule deer from first light through evening and how to adjust your strategy for midday bedded bucks.
Spotting Scope Use – When and How for Muleys
Learn when spotting scopes help identify distant mule deer bucks and how magnification aids judging before stalking.
Field Judging – Spotting Mature Bucks
Learn to assess mule deer buck maturity in the field by evaluating antler structure, body size, and behavior through optics.