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How To Choose A Rifle Scope - Jessica Belden
Choosing a new scope for your rifle isn't always a simple matter. In the past few years there has been a huge increase in the number of scopes released to the public. Scopes are using more and more advanced technology and prices are getting higher as well. Depending on what you are looking for, a... Submitted 3 years 248 days ago.

Riflescopes- Does a Higher Price Really Mean Better Value? - - Kevin Stapley
With most products, it is automatically assumed that the more something costs, the better it must be. The same hold true in reverse. The lower the price of an item, the lower the quality must be. Assuming that you are comparing two similar products. There is of course some truth to this. If you... Submitted 3 years 282 days ago.

Choosing a New Compound Bow - Steve Peters
There are many different types of bows on the market today, but choosing one is not an easy undertaking. The bow-manufacturing industry has been flooded with new innovations and developments in the last decade. Compound bows have gone through many alterations in appearance and architecture, with... Submitted 3 years 282 days ago.

Bowhunting Whitetails: Scout Now, Score Early - Steve Peters
The temperatures in summer are hot and humid. Biting bugs swarm. Clothes stick. Sweat beads. Why would bowhunting whitetails be on your mind, you ask? Well, if you’re like me, hunting whitetails with archery gear is a way of life. And, part of my living depends on the discussion of hunting. So... Submitted 3 years 283 days ago.

Bowhunting Whitetails: Pre-Rut Whitetail Strategies - Steve Peters
The temperatures at night start to graze the bottom of the mercury barrel. The amount of available sunlight decreases on a daily basis, and whitetail bucks slowly go mad with wanton desire. Rubs and scrapes appear on the edges of fields and along trails in high-interaction areas. Deer activity... Submitted 3 years 283 days ago.

Deer Hunting - - Keith Grable
Deer hunting is the sport of pursuing deer which began as early as 7,000 BC. There are numerous types of deer throughout the world that are hunted. The deer most sought after in North America, east of the Rocky Mountains, is the white-tailed deer. West of the Rockies, the mule deer is the... Submitted 3 years 292 days ago.

Hunting in Romania - - Catrinel Pauna
Romania is one of the few countries in Europe where the habitat and game are unaltered by human civilization. Wolves, bear and lynx inhabit primeval forests; deer and wild boar complete the primitive landscape. In short, Romania is a place where wild animals roam free like they have for thousands... Submitted 4 years 25 days ago.

Successful Deer Hunting For Beginners - Kevin McCarthy
Most hunters are well aware of the techniques to employ when hunting deer, but newcomers and amateurs may need some deer hunting tips to get started down the right path in hopes of bagging that first buck. Here are some points to start with when hunting deer. • Start early. You’ll notice that... Submitted 4 years 215 days ago.

Deer Ticks are Second Leading Cause of Diseases in the US - Frank DeVito
Everything you need to know about deer ticks was afraid to ask. Deer Tick Symptoms Although the symptoms vary deer tick bites are generally painless in fact you may never even see the tick that bites you because there usually as small as the period at the end of this sentence. After being... Submitted 4 years 257 days ago.

When do you need a Ghillie Suit? - Tyler Farrens
Beads of moisture condense on your smooth camouflage as you lean out of your tree stand, looking for that massive buck that has eluded you for all these years. Nothing, the woods are empty. A lone squirrel chatters away in the branches above you as you apply more scent eliminator and... Submitted 4 years 352 days ago.

How To Make A Ghillie Suit - Tyler Farrens
If you plan to make a ghillie suit, you will need supplies, time, effort, and patience. Depending on the purpose of the suit, as well as the quality and longevity you want from the finished product, you may spend many hours preparing, making, and seasoning it before you can put it to use. When... Submitted 4 years 352 days ago.

Pocket holsters - A Helpful Guide - Brad Justus
As more and more people migrate towards more discreet forms of concealed carry of handguns, many people frequently ask: "What do you think of a pocket holster, and what do you recommend?" My personal opinion is a pocket holster is an excellent method of CCW carry, especially for certain... Submitted 6 years 126 days ago.

Whitetail Deer Food Plots- Options For The Northern United States - - Keith Cantelmo
Hunters all across the country spend countless hours and money to produce whitetail deer food plots on their property. All of this is done in the hopes that it will put them in the thick of the deer come hunting season. But why do some hunters have more success than others when it comes to... Submitted 303 days 1 hour ago.

3 Tips Concerning How To Hunt Deer With A Bow During Adverse Weather Conditions - - Keith Cantelmo
Most deer hunters want to take advantage of every moment of the hunting season. In order to do this, as a dedicated hunter, you must learn how to hunt deer with a bow . Bow hunting a deer or any other animal for that matter, is often quite a challenge. One of the most frequent hardships any... Submitted 307 days 3 hours ago.

Some Things To Know About Bear Repellents - - Teresa Bernard
Any time you are going camping, hunting, fishing, hiking, or any other activity out in mother nature especially in areas known to be bear country it is always smart to take a canister of bear spray along with you. Bear pepper spray is referred to by many different names: bear spray, mace bear... Submitted 320 days 19 hours ago.

Deer Food Plots-Is An ATV or UTV The Best Tool For The Job? - - Keith Cantelmo
Speak to any local farmer and he will tell you that you need heavy machinery to clear the land, prepare, seed and maintain the fields. All this “heavy lifting” is necessary to have a successful crop. So how can the deer hunting enthusiast even hope to have deer food plots on their... Submitted 324 days 3 hours ago.

What Do Deer Eat-3 Tips To Manage All Your Vegetation - - Keith Cantelmo
The most experienced deer hunters know that understanding what deer eat and controlling all of the whitetail food sources on their property is essential for attracting and holding a large deer herd. A mistake often made however, is a hunter will plant a food plot and assume that this will provide... Submitted 328 days 6 hours ago.

Turkey Hunting Tips-5 Guidelines To Coax In A Timid Tom - - Keith Cantelmo
Turkey hunting is an awesome, exhilarating and often challenging experience. However, once you give it a try, I'm willing to bet that you will be hooked. Before you can begin, you have to do some homework. you have to find a good location to hunt. This can be a bit more involved than you may... Submitted 330 days 22 hours ago.

Deer Food Plots-How To Prevent Weeds From Taking Over - - Keith Cantelmo
Have you tried your hand at planting food for whitetail deer on your property? Did you feel as though your did everything correctly and had your food plot overrun by weeds? You're not alone. This is a common issue faced by many a deer huntng enthusiast. Controlling weeds in your deer food plots... Submitted 334 days ago.

How To Hunt Coyote-3 Tips To Outfox Them - - Keith Cantelmo
The growing popularity of coyote hunting has expanded through the ranks of whitetail hunters across this country. This provides the hunter with an additional hunting season which helps to keep his skills sharp. Further, it the hunter the opportunity to hunt a very different species of animal in a... Submitted 335 days 4 hours ago.

Whitetail Deer Food Plots- 3 Warm Season Choices - - Keith Cantelmo
You are an avid deer hunter. You enjoy not only the thrill of the hunt, but the yearlong scouting and preparation which is part of the excitement. One of the things you can do as a land owner or lessee is to plant whitetail deer food plots . You do this because as an experienced hunter you... Submitted 335 days 22 hours ago.

Breaking the Sound Barrier with An Air Gun- Impact on Accuracy - - John Davis
The earliest action that broke the sound barrier was not caused by a gun or airplane, but by the snapping of a bull whip. Is there an impact on hitting your target accurately when your shot (bullet, pellet or bb) breaks the sound barrier? Because sound waves travel faster in liquids and solids... Submitted 362 days ago.

Air Verses Powder Guns - - John Davis
Air powered guns operate with either pneumatic, spring or CO2 (gas) driven pressure while powder guns operate with the explosive force caused by igniting powder. The mechanism of the air gun is more complex than powder guns, and there are pros and cons of both types of guns. First a brief... Submitted 1 year 17 days ago.

Microtech UTX-70 Knife - Leah Ruguone
Microtech enjoyed great success with its flagship knife, the Ultratech, for many years. This amazing automatic knife is the company’s original dual action out-the-front knife, and it is regarded by many knife enthusiasts as the definitive knife of its kind. Encouraged by the popularity of... Submitted 1 year 24 days ago.

How To Hunt Deer While Using The Still Hunting Method - - Keith Cantelmo
Still hunting is a generally misunderstood phrase . Even though you do remain still often throughout the hunt as the name may let on, that is certainly not the chief focus of the hunt. Comprehending easy methods to hunt deer when still hunting can be advantageous, especially when you wish to do... Submitted 1 year 45 days ago.