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 […]

T.J. Pugh shared this incredible story with us earlier this year for our “Art of the Hunting Story” contest, and although it didn’t win, we knew you’d still enjoy this tale of the hunt for an incredible buck. Huge congrats to T.J. on this amazing Missouri buck! – MK By T.J. Pugh It was the […]

By Mark Kenyon As of late I’ve been doing a lot of reading into the “deeper” aspects of hunting. Spirituality, philosophy, ethics – the whys, hows and what-fors of the hunting lifestyle – and along the way I’ve come across some wonderful explanations of the feelings, while hard to describe, which are all tangled up […]

By Mark Kenyon The most recent estimates available today put the population of the United States at 317 million people. Of those 317 million, somewhere around 13.7 million of them (over age 16) self identify as “hunters.” That means just over four percent of of our nation hunts. Four percent! The way we live, the […]