This is a guest post from Wired To Hunt reader Matt Kline  By Matt Kline The intellectual mind loves the complexity that is often found just beyond simplicity; hunting is the most primal example of this concept. A stick and string, a shaft and blade, both are simple combinations; yet so beautifully complex. What defines […]

By Mark Kenyon The 2014 shed hunting season is wrapping up, and last weekend a bunch of us from Wired To Hunt got together to end the season in style. Over the course of the weekend we found more than 20 sheds, put a lot of miles on the boots, and had a whole bunch […]

Today we’re sharing a terrific reader success story from Dayne Majeau, as he regales the tale of his multiple year hunt for a giant drop tine buck. Tragedy, missed opportunities and bad luck – Dayne faced it all and still found a way to succeed. Hard work and perseverance truly does pay off. Congrats Dayne […]

By Mark Kenyon A few hot spots and a small blister or two on my feet. A stiff back. Aching calves. Great memories and a tailgate stacked with antlers. These were the results of my impromptu trip to Southern Iowa this past weekend to catch up and shed hunt with my buddy Dan Johnson, otherwise […]

Today’s reader success story comes from Chad Everaert, as he recalls his first trip up to his family deer camp, known as Tin Shack 1, and the big Ontario buck that found it’s way in front of his rifle scope. Congrats Chad! – MK By Chad Everaert They call it Tin Shack 1 and it […]