A quick heads up on the 2024 deadlines for big game limited draw hunts in the most popular Western states.
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A quick heads up on the 2024 deadlines for big game limited draw hunts in the most popular Western states.
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Do I need a hunting dog? This post explores the roles and functions of different types of hunting dogs, the hunting tasks at which different breeds excel, including blood tracking, finding birds, and retrieving. The post further discusses how selecting a breed should match one’s hunting preferences and emphasizes the importance of proper training. And gives an unexpected answer to the original question.
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Alaska is the top brown and grizzly bear destination in the world. What you need to know about the how, when, with what, and how much of brown and grizzly bear hunting in Alaska
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A safe and successful tip requires thorough preparation. Here is a checklist of things, from licenses and travel to safety, gear, and fitness, that you should have covered.
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With six species of deer, from royal red stag to exotic muntjac, deer stalking in Great Britain offers many exciting opportunities for every budget.
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Late summer and early fall hunts come with a set of unique challenges. This blog delves into how the heat influences game animals and hunting practices.
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BookYourHunt.com is there for all kinds of hunters, experienced or beginners. Here are some of the stories of people who booked their first hunts on our online marketplace.
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With three subspecies of moose, a variety of landscapes and habitats, and a well-developed guide-outfitter industry, British Columbia is a prime moose hunting destination.
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Good trophy pictures isn’t rocket science – with there 7 tips from Bertram Quandt you’ll be creating images anyone would be proud of!
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A 12-gauge semi-automatic with 3″ chamber, 28″ barrel, interchangeable chokes and a plastic stock is the best first shotgun for a hunter. BookYourHunt explains why.
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An outfitter is sometimes defined as a person who makes your dream come true. But what exactly comes into it? Today we’re talking with Raymond Majerus, a Guide-Outfitter and owner of Wolverine Range Outfitters, British Columbia, Canada, who knows a bit more than most people about making dreams come true.
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Lead or unleaded? Professional hunter Peter Ruddle explains the environmental, health, and ballistic reasons why he now prefers non-toxic copper bullets over traditional lead designs.
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