Pacific Northwest Bowhunting for Whitetails | Jon Gabrio Bowhunting Mountain Whitetails by Jon Gabrio I grew up in Washington, a state that is not known for exceptional whitetail hunting. I was introduced to whitetail hunting through my dad and a few of his buddies in my teenage years. Now, in my early 30’s, I’ve truly […]
Western Whitetail
Best Fixed Blade Broadheads – 2019
Best Fixed Blade Broadheads – 2019 | Bob Robb Best Fixed-Blade Broadheads – 2019 by Bob Robb While mechanical broadheads have become the rage these days, tried-and-true fixed-blade broadheads (replaceable-blade) remain extremely popular for good reason – they’ve been cleanly killing everything from groundhogs to grizzly bears for more than half a century. So, how […]
Best Mechanical Broadheads – 2019
Best Mechanical Broadheads – 2019 | Bob Robb Best Mechanical Broadheads – 2019 by Bob Robb Bowhunters under 40 years of age don’t remember the evolution of the mechanical broadhead. Innovative archers had experimented with the idea of expandable broadhead designs for decades, including the 1956 Mohawk, 1959 Geronimo, 1972 Pioneer Game Tamer and 1983 […]
New Mexico Deer Hunting Adventure | Coues Whitetail
Whitetail Deer Hunting Across North America
Whitetail Deer Hunting Across North America | Patrick Meitin Whitetail Deer Hunting Across North America by Patrick Meitin North America’s white-tailed deer has emerged as the world’s most popular big-game species. No other big-game animal has created such an economic institution and deep-seated obsessions, whitetail hunters annually spending upwards of $38.3 billion pursuing big-buck passions, […]
Texas Deer Hunting: Whitetails
Texas Deer Hunting: Whitetails | Ryan Burrus Texas Deer Hunting: Whitetails by Ryan Burrus Whitetail deer hunting in the Lonestar State is unlike hunting anywhere else, largely in part due to the sheer size. Texas covers 268,586 square miles. For reference, Delaware, the first state could fit into Texas 108 times while Rhode Island, the […]
Bowhunting Whitetails, East to West
Bowhunting Whitetails, East to West | Bob Robb Bowhunting Whitetails, East to West by Bob Robb I’ve been fortunate enough to have hunted whitetails across their range in North America, from Canada to the Carolinas, Montana to Mississippi. I’ve often been asked what the difference is. And while there are differences — more on that […]
CPW Seeks Ways to Control Chronic Wasting Disease
CPW Seeks Ways to Control Chronic Wasting Disease Mule deer, elk and moose are affected by Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD). Colorado Parks and Wildlife is concerned that the prevalence of the disease is on the rise. Fifty-six percent of deer herds, 33 percent of elk herds and 33 percent of moose herds have CWD present. […]
Going Guided for Columbia Whitetail
Going Guided for Columbia Whitetail | Bob Robb Going Guided for Columbia Whitetail Bob Robb takes an opening morning Columbia whitetail buck with outfitter, Taylor Thorp. by Bob Robb If you want a rare Columbia whitetail buck, essentially you need to hire a guide. I did, and when the time came hired Taylor Thorp of 4×4 […]
Guided Whitetail Deer Hunts
Guided Whitetail Deer Hunts | Bob Robb Guided Whitetail Deer Hunts The Truth About Guided Whitetail Deer Hunts by Bob Robb While DIY hunting is all the rage these days – and certainly, my favorite – there is a time and place to seriously consider going guided. That’s true for even the toughest backcountry hunter. […]
Bears, Pump Tracks and Trespassing
Bears, Pump Tracks and Trespassing It’s not a Bear Stewardship Committee meeting without some talk about who’s seen any bears lately. Most recently, reports via social media are coming in that a big bear with two cubs has been in the Mountain to Meadow Trail area. Some say it’s a grizzly, but it could be […]
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Names Kelly Susewind New Director
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Names Kelly Susewind New Director The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission selected Kelly Susewind as the new director of the state’s wildlife management agency Saturday. The commission voted unanimously in favor of Susewind. The commission interviewed seven candidates. Susewind has worked at the Department of Ecology since 1990. He […]
