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- Believe Me There Are Nature Friendly Hunters By : Jillian Smith
The nature-friendly hunter's motto is: Leave the woods the same as when you came. Well, minus an animal or two of course. If you are going to be camping overnight, try to disturb as little of the environment as possible. Don't clear brush unnecessarily. Try to envision your trip as an overnight stay at - How To Survive The Wild By : Jillian Smith
The essentials for your survival kit - Learn About Quail Hunting By : Jillian Smith
Quail hunting is one of the top sports for those on the upper crust of society. It is considered the top game or hunt of the aristocracy and is practiced by vice presidents and world leaders to this day. Quail hunting is typically considered this way because it demands a lot less of the hunter in comparison to - Choosing The Right Rifle For Hunting By : Jillian Smith
Picking the right rifle for the big hunt is vitally important because it can make or break the hunt itself. You never know what problems may arise from having the wrong rifle at the hunt, so ensure that you have taken the time to pick the best rifle for the job. There are a number of criteria points that - Information On How To Hunt Safely By : Jillian Smith
The thrill of chasing down a twelve-point buck or bagging a prize-winning turkey sends millions of hunters into the woods every year in search of that prize kill. Hunting is exciting, but it can also be dangerous and even deadly if hunters are not educated and religiously exercise good hunting safety techniques. - Get A Dog As An Ally For Hunting By : Jillian Smith
Hunting dogs are certainly the best possible ally of the hunter, as they sniff and scavenge for prey in the deepest and darkest brush of the forest. There are many different possibilities for a hunting dog type that you can take on your next trip. The type of dog you should take on your hunting trip should be - Using Trees To Hunt By : Jillian Smith
Most deer hunters are now hunting from tree stands. If you are new to deer hunting, or if you have been hunting for a while but have yet to use this method, you should consider using a tree stand. The benefits of using a tree stand are that you will stay out of the deer's range of view, you will keep your scent - Information On Skinning A Deer By : Jillian Smith
While it may not be the most exciting job in the world, skinning a deer is important when returning from a hunt or when still actually on the hunt. If you have taken down the deer, elk, antelope or goat of your dreams in a glorious hunting adventure, you will need to know how to skin the deer and how to get - Be Successful Hunting Turkeys By : Jillian Smith
You can hunt turkeys in the spring and in the fall. You always need a permit if you are going to hunt turkeys. The spring and fall permits, however, are different. The spring permit allows you to hunt in a specific area during one of the 5-day turkey hunting periods. In the fall, your permit will enable you - Get A Hunting Bow By : Jillian Smith
As a bow hunter, you know the importance of choosing the right bow. It is always a personal choice. There are a number of bows on the market. There are also plenty of accessories that go with them. When the time comes for you to pick the right bow, consider the same things that you would if you were going to - Getting The Right Gun For Hunting Turkey By : Jillian Smith
Now that the spring turkey-hunting season is nearly upon us, you should find the right shotgun. As turkey hunting has become increasingly popular, more and more manufacturers have developed shotguns that have more features. There are a few things you need to keep in mind as you search for the perfect shotgun. - Ernest Hemingway On Hunting By : Jillian Smith
In one way or another, we have all had contact with the work or read about the life of the famous American writer Ernest Hemingway. We certainly don't associate Hemingway with hunting expeditions or wilderness. Those who know a bit about the man have read of swashbuckling tales of drinking, bull fighting - Hunting Knives: Fixed Blade vs. Folding By : Benjamin Anton
Many hunters are preparing their equipment for the Fall 2008 Hunting Season. This article describes the various hunting knives available to hunters this season and the benefits of each style. - Joys of Camping World By : Monica Weise
Limitless fun can be found in the camping world. Enjoying the benefits of the great outdoors is the main attraction of the camping world. A few of the possibilities to partake in while camping include swimming and hiking, as well as some rest - Camping Gear Sources By : Monica Weise
Summer camps are special camps offered to kids, children and adults to enjoy their summer. Summer camps are camps offered for kids, teens, girls and boys during summer. Overnight camps, youth camp, childrens camps, boys camp, adventure camp, arrowhea - A Guide to Bow Hunting By : Constantine Jameson
This article focuses on bow hunting by presenting all the necessary information a beginner bow hunter must be aware of before he proceeds to start hunting with a bow - Sporting Clays Tip June 2008 Published from The Paragon School of Sporting By : Paragon-School
Sporting Clays Tip : June 2008 : From The Paragon School of Sporting - Sporting Clays Tip July 2008 Published from The Paragon School of Sporting By : Paragon-School
Sporting Clays Tip : July 2008 : From The Paragon School of Sporting - Hunting Deer with a Bow for Beginners By : Constantine Balbozar
When the gun hunting season comes to an end the bow hunting season begins. Hunting with a bow is difficult especially if you are hunting deer. This article sets out a few tips for beginner bow hunters. - Mule And Whitetail Deer Hunting - Hunters Getting Set Up For The Hunt By : Vin DeWolfe
Whitetail or Mule deer game hunting can be done by most. We'll get into the details you'll need to get going. You'll also find out how to outfit yourself and get high quality results for your hard-earned money. - DIY Taxidermy Begins With Careful and Accurate Skinning By : Vin DeWolfe
DIY taxidermy can be done by nearly anyone at home in their spare time. We'll explore the information, simple tools & equipment you'll need to get started. You'll find out how to outfit yourself inexpensively and produce high quality wild game, bird, fish and reptile mounts with professional results. - DIY Taxidermy - Setting Up A Shop With The Proper Tools and Materials By : Vin DeWolfe
Home taxidermy can be done by nearly anyone at home in their spare time. We'll explore the information, simple tools & equipment you'll need to get started. You'll find out how to outfit yourself inexpensively and produce high quality wild game, bird, fish and reptile mounts with professional results. - Do-it-yourself Taxidermy a Cheap Alternative For Hunting Mounts & Fishing Trophies By : Vin DeWolfe
DIY taxidermy can be done by nearly anyone at home in their spare time. We'll explore the information, simple tools & equipment you'll need to get started. You'll find out how to outfit yourself inexpensively and produce high quality wild game, bird, fish and reptile mounts with professional results. - Experiences related on duck hunting in Arkansas By : Kendy Smith
Hunting is a sport make more exciting for people who love this adventure sport. Arkansas is known as a duck hunters Mecca. A long tradition exists in the state of successful duck and goose hunts. Arkansas has some of the greatest public land available that foster healthy duck populations. The National Wildlife Refuge and the Arkansas Fish & Game Commission Wildlife Management Areas are good for hunters wanting to hunt alone. - Attract Deer Using Food Plots - It's Not Rocket Science! By : Mandy Fain
Planting food plots is a perfectly legal way to feed and provide benefits to the deer. You can not however, use corn or seeds to lure a deer in order to shoot it, the vast majority of states adhere to this law. The food plots provide the deer with a sure place to get food, and so they will be better nourished and as a result grow bigger and healthier. Healthy deer will in turn produce more deer in that area which is especially beneficial during the winter months. - Learn The Secrets Of Bow Hunting - Hit The Target! By : Mandy Fain
Bow hunting can be a progressive challenge for anyone who likes to go rifle hunting. Bow hunting can make you feel much more accomplished as a hunter as you're using ancient technology. Not only that using a bow can also teach you some new skills that will help when you use your rifle again. You need certain skills to get anywhere near your target even if you hire a guide. Sudden movements or even just your scent can alert your prey to your presence and they're not going to stay around for a chat! This adds a little more excitement to the hunt.
You can be successful with your bow hunting if you learn a few basic secrets: - Hunting Deer Isn't Difficult If You Choose The Right Gun By : Mandy Fain
When you want to take the fun of adventure of hunting of deer and elk, the first important thing that you must consider is the selection of right weapon for hunting. While you are going to select the weapon, you must consider some important factors such as the weight of weapon, its shooting range, and your experience using that type of weapon. - Virtual Hunting, Whatever Will They Think Of Next?! By : Mandy Fain
Do you have withdrawals from hunting in the off season or when you weren't one of the lucky ones who got an elk tag? You can still enjoy the fun of hunting from home with a virtual hunting computer game. You also won't have to deal with wet clothes and shoes, sore leg muscles, or lousy food. You can simply reap the good things about any hunting experience. - Trick Deers With Deer Decoys - No It's Not Underhand! By : Mandy Fain
You can use decoys to make the job of hunting so much easier. You may be wondering why a decoy would be useful, many people think that it
would actually give the game away. But believe it! A decoy will be extreemly helpful to you. - Field Dressing Your Deer, It's A Messy Job But Someone's Got To Do It! By : Mandy Fain
Of course, field dressing your deer is not a part of the adventure, but it is an essential job that you must do after you have killed your deer. Now when you have caught a deer, you have to take it to your camp, carrying the whole body is quite a difficult job. You cannot eat it in one piece, and so you must cut it up in order to eat it. Not all of the animal can be eaten, so why not just carry the parts that you can eat back to camp? - Hunting With Satellites, It's Not Just Science Fiction! By : Mandy Fain
GPS is a system that has been developed by U.S. Department of Defense. It can locate the position of any thing on the Earth to varying degrees of success! GPS is commonly used in your car, you'll be aware of it when it shouts at you for going the wrong way. - Can't Handle The Disappointment? Then Go Guaranteed Elk Hunting! By : Mandy Fain
Private elk ranches are scattered all across the United States and Canada. You can get to hunt on one of these ranches and are guaranteed to catch yourself an elk. Many offer meals, places to stay, and a guide. Some outfitters can even offer you a choice of a cabin or room. You can go from a regular bed and breakfast type trip to luxurious hunting cabins that have their own private kitchens and even a hot tub or two! You don't have to worry about going hungry if you fail to catch anything, you can rest assured that you will get your meals and food to carry with you on the hunt. - Get A Helping Hand When Hunting For Elk By : Wade Robins
When you choose to use a guide to go out into the wilderness to bag an elk, it can be very advantageous but will not be cheap. Guides can show you the best places and ways to shoot an elk. It may be an unsettling transaction between you and an outfitter, as you will have to present blind faith to this person and trust that they can do what you're paying them for. Most require a deposit in order to secure your spot. The deposits alone could add up to hundreds or even thousands of dollars. - Lightweight Hunting Rifle? Bah Humbug, What's The Point? By : Wade Robins
Many hunters have dreamed about a lightweight deer rifle that can shoot prey at a distance of over 400 yards, however is this really possible? It sounds like such a perfect idea, so why isn't it? - You Can Leave The Kitchen Sink, But What Should You Take Hunting? By : Wade Robins
Canada has been known for its beautiful landscapes and backgrounds. The mountains, woodlands, and prairies are not only beautiful to see but, they have many animals that a big game hunter would want to track. Moose, deer, elk, bear, cougar, and mountain lion are all some of the animals that you will find among the natural settings. Manitoba is a prairie province of Canada, is the best place on this planet for big game hunting. The different terrains allow for different hunting experiences. - Don't Just Hunt, Have An Adventure! By : Wade Robins
If you're an adventurous type of person then you're no doubt looking for a holiday that will be a challenge. If you're looking for an adventure holiday then make sure you consider taking a trip to Oregon and Idaho. - It's All In The Preparation! How To Prepare Yourself For The Hunt By : Wade Robins
To have a successful hunt of any kind you need to plan for your trip and pack accordingly. If you are going with a guide, your outfitter will give you a list of things you need. This list isn't however comprehensive, you may wish to add a few things you would like. Make sure that the things you pack are suitable for the place that you are going to. You would not take Bermuda shorts to Alaska! - Sling's Aren't Just For Broken Bones, Use One For Hunting! By : Wade Robins
A rifle sling is defiantly worthwhile when going elk hunting. The guns that are best for elk hunting are very heavy and bulky, they also have long barrels and so you need to try to use a rifle sling. The sling will stop the gun proving to be quite so awkward. You can also use it to help rest the gun when you need an accurate shot. Just like anything, there are problems when using a rifle sling. - Hunting In Texas, So There Are Reasons To Go There! By : Wade Robins
Texas is the state which boasts that everything they do is the best in the whole country! Hunting and fishing for whitetail deer is on the list of possibilities in Texas. The state of Texas currently supports over four million deers. Game management is in place for the deer, so you don't have to worry about affecting the natural balance. Texas is a great place to consider hunting. - It Might Not Roll Off The Tongue, But Saskatchewan Is Great For Hunting! By : Wade Robins
If you are fond of hunting and are in search of a hunting spot where you can go on an adventure then you should make a plan to tour an area known as Saskatchewan which is located in Canada. It is rich in wild life resources, you will find a wide range of animals at this spot such as the bull, moose, black deer, white tail bucks, and elk. The scenery there is also the most beautiful that I've ever seen! - Where Can I Find Some Big Game? What About Wyoming? By : Wade Robins
Are you looking for a great place to hunt whitetail elk, deer, moose, buffalo, bighorn sheep, and antelope? Wyoming offers hunters a great place to hunt all of these animals and more. There are opportunities to hunt in Northwest Wyoming on horseback so you have a better chance of finding a great selection of animals to hunt. There are also very reputable outfitters who feature pack in camps that are located throughout this beautiful country. - Hunting Products Shopping For Tree Stands By : James Brown
There are a lot of things to consider when you go hunting products shopping for tree stands. There are so many styles in tree stands, because there are many different situations that you might need to use them for. Whichever type of tree stand that you choose, you should make sure that it comfortable by using it for an hour or two. - Led Lenser; Technology Yields Survival And Convenience By : Ben Anton
Think quickly - if you found yourself stranded far from home with no easy access to things like lights, running water and shelter, what things would you want to have at your side? If you suddenly found your modern home without the power to run such conveniences as electric lights, can openers and microwave oven, what should you have at hand to get you through the hours or days till those utilities returned? - Led Flashlights; Let There Be Light By : Ben Anton
The new generation of LED lights resolves many of the ‘inconveniences’ of typical camping lights. In the past five years, there have been huge leaps forward in the development of usable LED lighting. Just a few short years ago, LED lights were considered almost too dim for regular use, their manufacturing process was too expensive for everyday purposes. These days, LEDs can emit the full spectrum of light, mimicking daylight through twilight. Combined with the decreasing size and ease of use of computer chips, developers of LED lights have created lights that remain bright far beyond the lifespan of either incandescent or fluorescent lights, can be set to dim for use as a nightlight, or bright to illuminate your entire campsite at night. - Puma Hunting Knife Review; Putting The Cutting Edge Under The Scope By : Ben Anton
When it comes to hunting knives, Puma is considered by most experts to be the elite, the cream of the crop, the absolute cutting edge in design, utility and pure class. Well-designed of the best quality materials, PUMA knives don’t come cheap – but they’re quality all the way. Each blade is hand-ground, and each knife is assembled by hand. The materials and workmanship have made PUMA knives more than the best quality knife to have in the field – they’re collectors’ items in their own right. - Hunting And Outdoor Gear; Do You Know What To Look For? By : Ben Anton
The great outdoors can quickly turn into the not-so-great outdoors if you don’t have the right gear. However, if you look at the massive selection of knives, lights, tents, and other supplies available, you might just be tempted to stick the camping, hiking, or hunting trip altogether and stay indoors. What in the world should you buy when you need outdoor gear? The answer is simple—buy what works for you. You may have to shift through hundreds of products, but if you know what you need in outdoor equipment, you finish shopping more quickly than you’d ever think possible. - Tools To Sharpen Your Hunting Knife By : Ben Anton
Every good hunter knows that when a knife starts to get dull, it makes working with that knife ten times as difficult. It is important to be able to feel a change in the cutting pattern of your knife so you know when the blade is beginning to dull. With this ability, you will be able to quickly figure out when it is necessary to sharpen your blade. With the right tools, you can do just that, but it takes more than going to the store and picking out the cheapest sharpening device. It takes ingenuity to figure the best product and material to purchase for your particular hunting knife. There are three main types of sharpeners for hunting knives: Arkansas Stone, Ceramic, and Diamond. Let’s take a look to see how each of these types can aid you in sharpening your hunting knife. - Choosing The Right Weapon For Elk And Deer Hunting By : Allweb
As with any sport, your choice of equipment will determine your degree of success when hunting deer and elk. When choosing a rifle, you should consider how it feels in your hands, how it fits to your shoulder, the weight, the sights, and its action and caliber. A gun of the right weight, with a good fit, will help you shoot more accurately. - The Lessons I Learned From Deer Hunting By : Gabriel Adams -
I have been going deer hunting since I was eight years old. I used to hunt in a stand with my mom or my step dad, but once I was old enough to hunt alone, I did. We had a deer lease near San Marcos, Texas when I was growing up and I used to love going deer hunting every season. The first few years when we went to the deer lease you might see about four or five deer total for an entire weekend.
However using feeders for the first few years, we started to see about four or five deer during the morning or afternoon hunt alone. Some people say that putting up deer feeders and stands is not fair to the deer, but you still have to be very quiet in the stand, and make a good shot. Also the feeders save more deer from starvation throughout the year than the two or three deer that we would shoot during deer season. - The Tale Of My First Deer By : Gabriel Adams -
My family has had a deer lease in San Marcos, Texas since I was about seven years old. I loved going deer hunting every winter with my step dad. I had been hunting for five years with my mom and my step dad, and I got to see many animals during this time. However I was too young to carry a gun into the stand, so I could not wait until I turned twelve, because then I could carry a rifle myself. The weekend after Thanksgiving the year I turned twelve was my first time to get to carry a rifle into the stand. I was still hunting with my step dad, but this time if we saw any deer it was my turn to take the shot. I will remember this day for the rest of my life.
We woke up before sunrise and I put on my camouflage coveralls, my hiking boots, and my thermal underwear, because it was a very cold morning. We went to the deer stand that we called the “sky stand”, because it was about fifty feet up in the air in an old oak tree. We sat very quietly and waited patiently all morning, but we did not see any deer. Then around noon we got out of the stand and went back to camp. Like most days in Texas, the afternoon was much warmer than the morning, so I took off most of my clothes and walked around in the woods for the rest of the afternoon.
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