Videos, Photos, Gear, and News for Hunters of Antlered and Horned Game
An impressive way to take down a mule deer. In a new video, Clay Hayes and crew use a traditional bow to hunt mule deer in Idaho.
From the video maker:
“Join Clay and the Twisted Stave crew as they bowhunt muleys in Idaho’s backcountry with traditional archery gear. http://www.twistedstave.com”
To check out more from Clay Hayes, click here.
From Savage: SUFFIELD, Conn. – September 29, 2016 – The AXIS II package rifle is the perfect way for shooters to go from the store to the field, with everything you need at an affordable price. Savage Arms has added to the series with new stainless barrel and hardwood stock options. Caliber options include the […]
Bucks of October from Stephen Deibler on Vimeo. Great footage of some big bucks on the prowl in North Carolina. To check out more from this filmmaker, please click here.
From Bob Newland, a great caribou from the North Slope of the Brooks Range in Alaska with guide Randy Quincy from Alaska Gold Rush Adventures. Nice job!
Custom gunmaker Ryan Breeding of Nampa, Idaho, has been selected to design and build number four in the series of five SCI World Heritage Rifle Series guns. The rifle will be auctioned during the 46th Annual SCI Hunters’ Convention, January 31–February 3, 2018, in Las Vegas. This one-of-a-kind rifle will represent Oceania (Australia, New Zealand […]
From Bushnell: OVERLAND PARK, Kansas (June 6, 2016) – Bushnell, an industry leader in high performance outdoor products for more than 65 years, has introduced the next evolution in wireless trail cameras. The new Trophy Cam HD Aggressor Wireless offers advanced performance, ease of use and simple wireless image delivery. Built into the award-winning Trophy […]
Sometimes National Geographic is the best source for amazing wildlife footage. In this video, bull elk battle it out for rut dominance. From National Geographic: “These elk bulls are surging from a testosterone rush – so it’s natural that they might butt heads.” To check out more from National Geographic, click here.
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