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“The Hunt Was Nothing Short of Incredible”: The Moose in British Columbia That Took Four Years

Hunting Stories

This is the story of the hunt with Ram Creek Outfitters, that Brandon Fontenout booked on BookYourHunt.com.

Hunting 101: Introduction to Game Calls

Hunting 101

Game calls mimic animal sounds, attracting prey through instincts related to food, mating, safety, and territory. Here’s the basic every hunter needs to know about game calls and their use.

Chamois Hunting in New Zealand: What You Need to Know

Hunting Tips and Techniques / New Zealand

Graceful, agile, and elusive, the chamois is a cornerstone of European mountain hunting. But the best place to go after chamois lies well away from the Old World – in New Zealand.

Most hunters should be more concerned about biting insects or charging wounded buffaloes, than having to deal with unpleasant or dangerous incidents in the crime department.

Africa In 2025: How Safe Is It for a Hunter? BookYourHunt.com Assessment

Africa / BookYourHunt

We at BookYourHunt.com receive many questions from hunters who are concerned about their safety on a trip to Africa. Here is our assessment.

Hunting 101: Sighting In Your Rifle – What Does That Even Mean?

Hunting 101

‘Sighting in a rifle’ sounds like foreign language to many aspiring hunters. This blog walks you through the routine and explains the main tasks and terms.

“Taking a Hunter Out Is the Easy Part”: A Conversation with an Outfitter

Hunting Tips and Techniques / BookYourHunt / Europe

Professional hunters, guides, and outfitters exist even in countries that are not usually associated with hunting tourism. Today we’re talking with David Kennedy, who guides hunters through the hills and dales of Ireland.

Hunting in Spain: What you need to know

Hunting Tips and Techniques / Europe

Discover everything you need to know about hunting in Spain—from iconic ibex and traditional monterías to travel tips, gun import rules, and cultural insights.

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Hunting 101: Your First Binoculars for Hunting

Hunting 101

What Binoculars Should I Choose as a First-Time Hunter? Short answer: 8×42 with fully multicoated lenses, water-and fogproof, rubber armored, in $100-$300 price range, from a trusted brand like Vortex, Nikon, Bushnell, or Celestron as well. Now let’s delve deeper into this choice.