Hunting Traditions

The younger generations of the Tlingit people are looking to their past in order to build their future

I have two charms. One is a small antler point strung on a piece of orange fly line, the same … Continued

You can call them trophies if you like, but to me they are memories. Every hunt has a story, and … Continued

“My first hunt was a surprising experience…I didn’t anticipate the feeling you get when you first see a buck or … Continued

Hunting is ultimately a game of chance. What are the odds you’ll cross paths with a buck? What’s the probability … Continued

I had sat on stand in northern Saskatchewan for five long, windy days and had seen a few bucks, but … Continued

In 1971, at the ripe old age of 17, I ventured into the roadless area of Utah’s Uinta Mountains on … Continued

I have two charms. One is a small antler point strung on a piece of orange fly line, the same … Continued

I always deer hunt with a stag-handled knife I had made from one of the last deer my father ever … Continued

Before departing for my first guided hunt, in British Columbia, I had a small-brim cowboy hat made at Texas Hatters … Continued