We have all heard and/or used the term “point blank range” at some point in our lives, usually to make fun of someone who missed an easy shot. But what does this phrase actually mean and where did it come from? Point Blank Range is defined as the range at which a bullet’s trajectory remains […]
Today I am going to talk about the danger space. The danger space is similar to the point blank range concept that I discussed in shooting tip #1 but is just a little different. The danger space will help you as a shooter understand how accurate you have to be at ranging your target once […]
Whether you only shoot your rifle 100 yards or less or out to 1000+ yards, you have probably seen the abbreviation B.C. on a box of ammo or a box of bullets before. Also, whether you only shoot short ranges or long ranges, knowing and understanding what it is will help you hit your target […]
By: Grant Meyer I love a challenging hunt; I try to schedule a few challenging hunts for myself every year.Sometimes I am dragging my wife to Nebraska so I can do a DIY Mule Deer hunt and sometimes I’mroughing it with my family on public land in northern Michigan. Growing up in the 90s in […]
In central Illinois, food sources for whitetail are beyond plentiful due to the agriculture fields. However, this does not prevent several of individuals such as myself from planting food plots. Through past year experiences, deer often transition through food sources throughout the seasons and what is available and essential. After harvest, those agricultural food sources […]
The Problem with Killing Big Bucks By: Daniel Watkins Let’s be honest here for a second. Can you really think of anything wrong with putting your hands on a trophy whitetail; to finally take the buck that you have put your heart and soul into for the past few weeks, months, or even years? Personally, […]
Eastern Coyote Hunting Kyle Backenstoes You sit down along the field edge, and wait for things to settle down. You hear the whistle of the wind through the surrounding trees. You grip your call and let out the first squall of a rabbit in distress. Your heart races in anticipation. 5 minutes go by. 10 […]