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General Areas Inhabited by Gray Wolves in Colorado – April 2025 Update Collared Gray Wolf Activity recorded by CPW From March 25 – April 22, 2025   The April 2025 Collared Gray Wolf Activity Map is now live, which shows where wolves moved around the state this month. For a watershed to indicate wolf activity, at least one GPS point from at least on

Respecting private property is one of the most important responsibilities of any ethical hunter, camper, or outdoor enthusiast. Here's how to do it the right way: 1. Always Get Permission Never enter private land without the landowner's clear, written or verbal permission. Ask respectfully, and be willing to explain what you plan to do and when. 2....

Sheridan, WY – May 7th, 2025. Weatherby, Inc. is proud to announce the latest addition to the  Vanguard line: the Vanguard Black Hills. Inspired by the rugged terrain and untamed spirit of the  Black Hills, this rifle is designed to perform in the harshest environments and deliver precision  when it matters most.  With a SUB-MOA guarantee from the

What if you built a ground blind that matched its surroundings perfectly and included images of live game animals?  Is that not the perfect hunting scenario? GhostBlind took this concept and developed two models that reflect what a deer, turkey, or coyote sees, a reflection of its environment, while you sit behind a screen at full draw of safety-of

Keeping your fishing gear organized not only saves time on the water but also helps protect your equipment and improves your overall fishing experience. Here's how to stay efficient and clutter-free: 1. Use a Tackle Box or Tackle Bag Choose a durable box with multiple compartments or a soft bag with clear trays. Organize by category: hooks, weights...

Photo Credit: Eastmans’ Publishing Is it Time to Start Aerial Predator Culling in the Bob Marshall? Ok, so we’ve recognized that elk herds are at historical lows in the Bob Marshall because of predators. Between wolves, black bears, grizzly bears, and mountain lions, elk numbers have been declining down to very little. Recently, according to studie

Using a charter or experienced captain is one of the smartest decisions you can make for a successful deep sea fishing trip. Here's why: 1. Local Knowledge Captains know where the fish are biting, which bait works best, and the current regulations. They're familiar with underwater structures, migratory patterns, and seasonal shifts in fish behavior...

Here are some effective deer hunting tips to improve your success in the field—whether you're a beginner or seasoned hunter: 1. Know the Wind Always hunt downwind of where you expect deer to come from. Deer have an exceptional sense of smell—scent control is critical. 2. Scout Before You Hunt Look for tracks, rubs, scrapes, and bedding areas. Use t...

Understanding fly types is essential for successful fly fishing. Flies are imitations of natural prey like insects or small fish, and they're generally grouped into three main categories: 1. Dry Flies Purpose: Imitate adult insects that float on the water's surface. Use When: You see fish rising to the surface (rising rings, splashes). Common Patte...

Making the shot is only half the job in deer hunting. What you do after pulling the trigger or releasing the arrow determines whether you recover your deer ethically — or risk losing it altogether. Responsible tracking and recovery is both an art and a science that every serious hunter should master. Why Recovery Matters Failing to recover a deer i...

Hunters rely on their environment to track, scout, and plan. When they relocate, their environment changes completely. Wildlife patterns, access points, and local laws shift from region to region. Because of this, every hunter needs a fresh map after moving to ensure they stay prepared, legal, and successful in the field. Local Laws Are Different i...

Sometimes the best hunting advice has no words, and this is undoubtedly one of them.  As a bowhunter, you will see gobblers up close and it’s important to recognize “tells” about their behavior.  The more excited a gobbler becomes, the more its head changes color.  A tom about to breed will have a snow white head and its snood (that long, slender p

Proper rifle storage and maintenance are fundamental practices for any responsible firearm owner. Utilizing a soft rifle case is a convenient, lightweight, and protective solution — but it demands a precise approach to ensure both the rifle and the case remain in optimal condition over time. In this guide, we will cover how to store a rifle in a so

Stay Still — Turkeys Have Eagle Eyes When it comes to turkey hunting, your ability to remain motionless can be the difference between filling a tag and heading home empty-handed. Turkeys may not have a great sense of smell, but their eyesight is incredibly sharp — often compared to that of an eagle. That's no exaggeration. Why Turkeys Are So Hard t...

Bow hunter Dan Pickar, shares how to select a bow sight for hunting. This includes ergonomics, pin type, illumination, sight tape location, and more. Sights included in this video: Black Gold – https://bit.ly/BlackGold-Eastmans ULTRAVIEW – https://bit.ly/ULTRAVIEW-Eastmans Dialed Archery – https://bit.ly/DialedArchery-Eastmans  Spot Hogg – https://