Buck fever can happen to any hunter while hunting any type of big game. Whether you are in Alaska, out west or in Africa buck fever can strike at any time. So today I’d like to take a stab at helping you avoid this all to common occurrence. Next time you have that big whitetail,
If you’re on the hunt of a lifetime, it obviously will pay big dividends to be proficient at judging Idaho Elk Hunts. Elk aren’t as hard as some species to score on the hoof but still there are some tricks that you need to be aware. When most novice elk hunters see their first bull
Probably the toughest game animal to judge in the field is a bear. Most antlered and horned game, with experience, a hunter can become farley proficient at judging but when it comes to bears even the most experienced hunter can make a mistake. One thing that will always hold true with black bears, whether you
We actually got some snow here today! Its about time winter comes to Idaho. The hound dogs are itchin’ to get off the chain so we’ll have to take em out and see if we can’t get some good done. Idaho Mountain Lion Hunts out west with hounds is an experience vastly different than most
Elk shed hunting is the theme for today’s blog. Lets talk about Idaho Elk Hunts Idaho Elk Hunts are similar to mule deer in that typically they winter many miles from their fall haunts. Where elk are most unique is that they start shedding there antlers very late, from late March until early May. This
Don’t be disparaged when the hunting season closes and rifles are put away. A good way for the average hunter to fill his thirst for the outdoors is to take advantage of the shed hunting opportunities he has at his disposal. This accomplishes two things, you may end up with a nice set of trophy whitetail sheds
