Overview Also known as a cellular camera, a wireless trail camera is a game camera that’s often used to monitor the property, animals, plants, or other objects. The camera sends photos or/and videos to the phone or email over vast distances, letting you know what’s happening in the area where you left it. The trail…
Overview Looking for the best camera to film your own hunts? You’ve come to the right place. Today, we’re going to take a look at the best cameras for hunting and to suggest our top picks for you to choose from. Photography and videography are both complicated subject matters, but we have done the research…
Introduction When it comes to hunting, a regular cloth pack might not be enough for serious hunters. External frame backpacks provide full storage capabilities and hold more weight and oftentimes put less pressure on the back than traditional other backpacks. Moreover, external frame backpacks are known for their durability. If you take care of this…
Introduction Let’s face it – finding a gift for a hunter can be a daunting task. It can be especially difficult to find gifts for hunters who have everything they need already. Fortunately, we have put together this great list of gifts that any hunter would be happy to receive. We mixed up the list…
Introduction There is nothing worse than being freezing cold while you hunt. Fortunately, there have been a lot of advancements in warming technologies over the past decade. We have done the research and put together this comprehensive guide on the best way to stay warm while hunting. Let’s get started. Wear The Right Outer Gear The…
Introduction Kick start your season and maximize your hunting potential by creating a duck hunting game plan. Throughout the U.S., the majority of duck hunting takes place in high-profile locations where large concentrations of ducks attract a huge hunting crowd. The heavy competition and hunting pressure, typical with these locations, quickly educates the ducks to…
Introduction For many waterfowlers, public hunting areas are the only locations readily available for them to hunt. For some, the idea of public hunting areas brings thoughts of incessant calling, crowded boat ramps, and heavy competition for hunting spots. Others think of the abundant waterfowling opportunities on wildlife management areas, national wildlife refuges, and various…