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In These High-Tech Times, We Need Bushcraft More Than Ever
Primitive skills still have a place and a purpose in our modern world
How to Shoot Iron Sights
Many shooters cut their teeth on .22s or BB guns with iron sights, but is there still a place for them on modern rifles and pistols?
Fatal Bear Attack on Army Base Shows How Fast—and Unpredictable—Grizzlies Can Be
The U.S. Army soldier was killed during a training exercise on a base near Anchorage
Rifle Recoil Affects Everyone. Jim Carmichel’s Wisdom on Magnum Cartridges
Magnum cartridges promise better results, but sometimes the recoil will do more harm than good
Fanning and Reaping Turkeys Is Challenging and Fun. Banning It Won’t Solve Our Turkey Population Decline
Yes, turkey populations are declining in parts of the country. But there’s no evidence that reaping turkeys has anything to do with it
The Case for Banning Reaping and Fanning Turkeys
As turkey populations decline around the country, it’s time for more responsible regulations around how we hunt and harvest spring gobblers
The One Rifle I Wish I Hadn’t Sold
An old, ugly, and surprisingly accurate Howa 1500 still gives the author nightmares
Why I’m Killing My Lawn and Turning My Yard Into Wildlife Habitat
Anyone can become a backyard habitat manager. But first, you've got to lose the grass
Every Day Is Earth Day When You’re a Deer Hunter
There's no doubt about it: Deer hunters are stewards of native wildlife, habitat, and biodiversity all year long
Utah Senators Say Their New Bill Will Fix the Housing Crisis. It’s Really a Federal Land Grab
Public-land advocates in the West are opposing the HOUSES Act and calling it a thinly-veiled attempt to privatize public lands