Quick Tips For New Bowhunters
If you are a beginner and want to be a successful bow hunter, you have to have self-confidence in your ability to take a deer. So, where does this self- confidence come from?
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Frame Your Hunt Story with Decorative Game Mounts
Antlers and horns tell the story of the hunt. It’s fascinating to hear some of the tales behind the mounts on our walls. You see, it’s not always about the size of rack. More often it’s about the memory.
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Hometown Festival Activities for the Whole Family – Bass Pro
Hometown Festival family activities include free games, craft, prizes, face painting, food samples, and the chance to win a vintage Bass Tracker package during the Throwback Sweepstakes.
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Tips for Staying Cool During Early-Season Hunts at the WON
Staying cool can be a challenge. I remember one summer my husband and I headed to the hunting blind for shade. About an hour later I looked over at a flushed-faced man. When I spoke, he looked distant and dizzy. He felt sick and his heart was pounding. It occurred to me, “He’s near heatstroke. Never mind a buck; I’m going to have to figure out how to pack out my husband.”
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Fly-Fishing 101 Offered in Grand Junction
The program is designed for beginners. No experience is necessary and all equipment will be provided. Topics will include casting techniques and gear – including rods, reels and flies and insect biology. Participants will have the opportunity to dry-land cast to sharpen their newly learned skills.
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New Shooting Classes – Scholastic 3-D Archery
“We are excited to announce that the S3DA program has garnered so much interest from the various shooting disciplines, that we have added both an open and Olympic recurve class to our lineup. These additions will most certainly have an immediate impact on the number of kids entering S3DA.”
This content is for Basic Archery Course members only.
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Discount for Active-Duty U.S. Armed Services – Pope & Young
“It is my pleasure to announce a discount to the Pope and Young Club for Active Members of the US Military,” says Kathy Strecker, Membership Chairman for the Pope & Young Club. “It is our way to show our appreciation to the men and women who are protecting the privileges and freedom we all enjoy. While the United States Military is protecting us, the Pope and Young Club will be protecting the future of bowhunting.”
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Results and Recap 2015 Youth Hunter Education Challenge (YHEC)
At the 2015 event, competitors worked to complete eight hunting and safety events within four days of competition. This year’s weather was more comfortable than that of two years prior, but it did pose a challenge for the competitors.
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Prime Youth Elk Licenses Available – New Mexico
The sale is now open to all eligible youths, regardless of residency, who don’t have a 2015-16 elk license, whether they applied for draw hunts or not.
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New Zealand Bull Tahr and Sako Rifle
The toughest hunt I’d been on to date had been Rocky Mountain Big Horn sheep hunts. We would begin our mornings at 9,000’ elevation and climb the mountain to hunt at 12-13,000’. Jason said I should train for that and more.
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