Getting The Lead Out: A Look At Monolithic Bullets

For as long as firearms have existed, their projectiles have been made from lead. Lead is relatively easy to mold because it is highly malleable. However, as firearm velocities increased,...

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Spring Black Bear Hunt – Into the Black Chapter II

While I have had the pleasure of hunting a wide variety of animals, nothing compares with the hunt for spring black bear. These large apex predators roam the forests as...

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Toto, We’re Not In Virginia Anymore: DIY Kansas Upland Hunt

Kansas has always had a hold on me. My wife, Wendy, is from Hugoton, and honestly, that’s enough to connect me to the “Wizard of Oz” state. But there’s more:...

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Compound Bow Preseason Tune-Up: The Maintenance That Matters

The cycle repeats itself every year. Winter’s snow and bitter temperatures eventually give way to spring rain, longer days, and the first signs of green returning to the landscape. Then,...

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One Lake, Two Plans: Chasing Bass and Crappie in the Same Day

Some days I head to the lake with one species in mind whether it be practice for an upcoming bass tournament or filling the freezer with tasty crappie. Other days,...

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