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Hike into the public land of Wyoming with Guy Eastman to hunt elk in October. Eastman is hunting DIY style in an elk unit he has hunted before. He locates a monster bull near the end of bull season, but is forced to back out before closing the deal. Can he relocate the monster during the October rifle hunting season?! Watch more from Beyond the Gri

HuntingTheodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership and onX Maps have found that nearly 10 million acres of public land are landlocked (meaning legally inaccessible except for…Original linkOriginal author: Alex Robinson

Hunting A state-by-state breakdown of what to expect this deer season A state-by-state breakdown of what to expect for this deer season.Original linkOriginal author: Brian Lovett

FishingHere are five great ideas for places to camp, fish, and generally enjoy the remains of summer before the leaves change and snow falls.Original linkOriginal author: Christine Peterson

Open Country When you’ve drawn a tag for the hunt of a lifetime, these are the gear items to focus on When you’ve drawn a tag for the hunt of a lifetime, these are the gear items to focus on…Original linkOriginal author: Ben Long

Survival This list prioritizes what you should do first in a crisis This list prioritizes what you should do first in a crisis.Original linkOriginal author: Tim MacWelch

Hunting A dozen videos on everything hunters should know about riding, saddling, and packing horses for a backcountry hunt Horseback hunting is one of the greatest western adventures you can experience. Here are 11 instructional videos on everything from mounting and riding basics to loading…Original linkOriginal author: Aram von Benedikt

Guns A veteran bird hunter picks his favorite bargain guns for pheasants, grouse, and quail A veteran bird hunter picks his favorite bargain guns for pheasants, grouse, and quail.Original linkOriginal author: Jarrod Spilger

Open Country One critical tool for securing land for access is the federal Land &Water Conservation Fund, which has taken dollars from off-shore oil royalties and steered them toward…Original linkOriginal author: Ben Long

Hunter Josh Kinser travels to Argentina to hunt red stag during the roar. Hunting red stag in the roar can be heart pounding and just abut every elk hunter has dreamed of heading south to pursue a roaring red stag! Kinser must move quickly when a charging stag surprises him at only 15 yards! The flexibility of his Swagger bipod allows Kinser to mak

Join Guy Eastman on a DIY bowhunt for mule deer in Wyoming. Eastman must overcome the mature sagebrush and swirling winds to close the deal on a velvet deer with impressive back tines. Don’t miss this archery hunt packed with big buck encounters! This is DIY bowhunting at its best. For More SUBSCRIBE HERE! The post Bowhunting DIY Velvet Mule Deer!

Big Agnes Q-Core Deluxe Brandon Mason Big Agnes is a name synonymous with quality backpacking gear and has been for a long time. Their line of sleeping bags, pads and tents is nothing short of impressive. The Q-Core sleeping pad line is full of options, including the insulated deluxe option. This sleeping pad is a three-season pad (comfort rated fr

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Big Agnes- Summit Park 15- Long By: Ike Eastman Quilt meets sleeping bag! Big Agnes is a household name when it comes to the sleeping bag market and the Summit Park 15 is a quality bag that cuts back on weight with the assumption that when you are laying on down it doesn’t function as insulation. That means your insulation comes from the pad that i

Your Idaho archery elk honey hole may be inaccessible when the season starts due to numerous fires in central and northern Idaho. Idaho Fish & Game (IDFG) announced last week that more than likely current wildfires will still be active in the early elk season and you may find that your area is closed even if the fire has been contained or put out.