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Guys its cold here today and I've got a hankering for some venison chili. Anyone got a good wildgame recipe they would like to share?

Hahahaha. Most likely. Where my better stands are at if you are not sitting in a tree you probably wont see a deer from ground level until it is too late and if you tried still hunting any deer would be gone long before you saw it because of how thick and noisy it can be. Especially if you...

Well I'm pumped. I got my new bow today. After half heartedly looking through most of 2013 for a new bow and seriously looking for the last 2 months I finally pulled the trigger. I spent yesterday and today at the local archery shop.....again shooting bows. I think I have shot every 2013 and...

About a year ago I started reloading my own rifle ammo. I own a trimmer and scale and a few other odds and ends but I've been using a buddies press, powder measure, and priming tool at his house while I was trying to decide if reloading is something I wanted to do. It's getting a little old...

Guys, I'm looking at doing my first Colorado mule deer hunt this fall or next. When do mule deer typically shed there velvet?

I've been looking at expanding my Western hunting net and want to start getting points for Utah. Will someone explain to me the PP/bonus point system for Utah? Thanks.

I've read some of the historical posts, but I thought I would see what is new. I'm in the market to get a new backpacking tent. I'm thinking at least a 2 person design as my wife may be with me at times (or should I go 3 person?). I want something that is good or great in both rain and wind...

I know there has been past threads about tripod recommendations. But my question is what is everyone looking for in a tripod, I'm open to recommendations in models of tripods too, but what makes a good tripod good? Besides material and weight what are the deciding factors? Obviously all else...

While I switched over to jerky today. Ended up making a couple lbs each of mesquite and black pepper.

I'm looking at getting a new spotter. I know there has been lots of posts about what do you think of this spotter, however I am open to feedback on spotters. However, I have the opportunity to be able to test most of the spotters at my house. Got a buddy who works at cabelas! My question is how...

I’ve been trying to figure out how to best write this so not to appear to be looking for the often sought after “honey hole” or GPS coordinates….so here goes. :D I still consider myself relatively new to Western hunting. I’ve hunted elk a couples times in Colorado on a limited tag hunt with a...

'Tis the season....I started making venison sausage over the weekend. So far I've made 10 lbs of breakfast sausage and 25 lbs of summer sausage. This is probably the best batch of summer sausage I've ever made. The breakfast sausage is good, but I'm still trying for the "wow" factor. I've...

About a year ago I picked up a new bow (2013 Quest Primal) and have had no problems with it until recently. When I purchased it I went through a full setup and made sure it was performing just how I wanted. After shooting it all spring and summer I was more than happy with it and my...

My almost 5 year old daughter (my oldest) is showing interest in shooting a bow and has asked numerous times to shoot one. Unfortunately I don't have a bow that will fit her. My wife picked up one of the less expensive long bows with a couple fiberglass arrows and she enjoys shooting it but...

I don't have and "Western" animals on the wall yet......but I'm working on it. I have a couple hunts coming up over the next few years that should give me some good opportunities. But here is what I've managed to put together so far in my game room.

Here is the picture....hopefully.

I've been seeing brunton optics show up on camo fire a lot lately for both spotting scopes and binoculars. Anyone have feedback on these optics?

I haven't done much back pack style hunting myself but I found the article in the latest EBJ about Guy's 5 day pack list to be helpful.n I did notice that the article got specific into brands/models on some items and didn't on others and that it was missing what I would consider a few essential...

I agree with Fink. Depending on what you are using it for there are a lot of good cameras out there. If you are using the camera for tight trail crossings where the deer will not be in front of the camera for very long than I would go with a camera with a fast trigger speed. I've used cuddeback...

I figure it is getting to be that time of year....anyone got velvet pictures of bulls or bucks that they want to share?