Unfortunately, not all hunters are ethical. Every hunter needs to respect our wildlife and land and respect the laws. Always take a clean shot. Eat or donate your meat. Use respectful terminology. Leave the land better than you found it. Pick up trash; don’t litter. Develop your property or public land on behalf of the…
Are you a woman interested in waterfowl hunting? Here’s what I learned with Alberta Parkland Waterfowl Professionals.
Can someone hunt on a budget? Sure they can, but just like any hobby, hunting can get very expensive. You need a place to hunt, the right gear, processing and taxidermy fees, guns and ammo… It can all add up very quickly. Here are 4 ways you can save money some money and hunt while still sticking…
Check out the great ideas and tips on how to get your kids outdoors from ReelCamo Girl Pro Staffer, Carly Brasseux. Read More…
We all know there are always bad seeds – bad teachers, bad policemen, and bad bosses. I’m fortunate I was taught respectful hunting by a respectful hunter.
With 125 different species on over 5,000 ranches in North America, the Exotic Wildlife Association supports them all.
You know what they say, “men are from Mars and women are from Venus.” This famous quote holds true even when hunting.
You hear a lot of chatter and smack-talk about Texas’ high-fenced ranches and our exotic hoofstock. On a recent MeatEater podcast recorded in Dallas, TX, Steve Rinella made jokes straight out of the gate about it and the audience clapped in agreement. As a new hunter, I was taught that exotic wildlife is harmful to…
I can’t explain the difference between my pre-hunting to post-hunting self. I’m not sure if the change came because of hunting, maturity, or lots of therapy, but I changed once I started hunting and spending more time outdoors. I learned to communicate better with my husband, to be at peace in silence and so much…
I’m a sucker for venison and an even bigger sucker for chili.