Spring turkey hunting is less about mastering the art of camouflage and more about mastering the art of not embarrassing yourself in front of nature.
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Spring Turkey Hunting: A Comedy of Errors
Spring turkey hunting is less about mastering the art of camouflage and more about mastering the art of not embarrassing yourself in front of nature.
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The Best Shooting Sticks and Tripods for Hunters: A Guide to Stability and Accuracy
When it comes to hunting, accuracy is everything. Whether you’re tracking game or waiting for the perfect shot, having the right equipment can make all the difference. One of the most important pieces of gear for any hunter is a reliable shooting stick or shooting tripod. These tools provide stability, reduce fatigue, and enhance precision...
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What Hunters Can Do After Deer Season Ends: A Guide to Off-Season Activities
Deer season is behind us, and hunters may be finding themselves with some extra time on their hands. However, just because hunting has wrapped up doesn’t mean the adventure or preparation for next season needs to stop. In fact, the off-season is an ideal time to reflect, plan, and take part in activities that will...
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Meet Your New Shooting Tripod
Vanguard has been designing and manufacturing award-winning support systems since 1986 and has used that experience to launch our most stable and precise gun rest ever in the Endeavor Shooting Tripod Series. The base is a 3-section tripod with 30mm or 26mm diameter legs that are designed to deliver a stable platform that is second to...
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A Brief Intro to the Spring Turkey Hunt Tradition
A short intro to the springtime turkey tradition.
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Early-Season Whitetails | Hunting Tactics to Help You Get the Job Done
Early-season whitetail hunting doesn’t have to be intimidating. Make the most of low pressure and stable patterns with these tried-and-true tactics this fall.
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Duck Numbers and What It Matters for Hunters
Justin Martin "Duckman" - Delta Waterfowl and Ducks Unlimited released the 2019 Waterfowl Breeding Population and Habitat Survey numbers. This is a report that us duck hunters look forward to seeing each and every year. To some folks it is almost as anticipated as opening day. I know I for one look forward to it...
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Digiscoping 101
Pairing Your Phone’s Camera with Your Hunting Optics For hunters, quality gear and quality tools are a must. From the boots on your feet to the pack on your back, to your weapon of choice; tough equipment that is built to withstand the elements will up your odds of success in the field. One critical...
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What Optics Magnification Best Suits Your Hunting Style
Guide to Optics Magnification for Hunting Situations How much do you think about your hunting optics for big game species? Some people assume that because they hunt a certain species, geography, terrain, or even style of hunting, those optics aren’t useful for them. But considering the broad range of optics magnification available on the market...
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Scouting for Velvet Whitetails
Boost Your Odds of Tagging Out During Early Season Welcome to the heart of summer. While these long, brutally hot days are exactly what beach bums and lake goers have been waiting all year for, archery hunters across the country are experiencing a different kind of excitement entirely. Why? Because the heat and humidity of...
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The Riflescope Rundown | Choosing the Right Tool for the Job
Selecting the Best Riflescope for your Hunting Rifle When it comes to hunting optics, one thing most outdoorsmen – from seasoned vets to newbies – will agree on is that … well, they’re complicated. This makes choosing the right scope to top off your long gun of choice a rather daunting (if not all-out debilitating)...
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How to Choose the Best Spotting Scope for the Money
Features of the Best Spotting Scope for the Money If you plan to hunt out west next season, one of the first things you should consider is buying a spotting scope. In the vast terrain of the western mountains, the best strategy usually involves posting up somewhere and glassing the surrounding countryside for game animals....
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