Sitting in my safe downstairs I have my grandpa’s .30-30, on temporary loan from my dad; a Winchester Model 94(1894) manufactured in 1959. The rifle remains 100% original but not in 100% condition; there is a difference. The rifle shows years of use, honest wear from the field. Over the...
While most of the wild game meat that we harvest gets packaged up and put into the freezer, I love...
With recent times plaguing the factory ammunition supply and a surge in new gun owners, many have turned to handloading...
When we are cutting up wild game, I like to take a bit of extra time on the stew meat...
Turkeys are the biggest upland bird that inhabits British Columbia forests and is an attractive target for hunters. The combination...
With the heart of a rifle traditionalist, the transition from wood and chromoly steel to synthetic and stainless steel was...
“Every inch of barrel will give you an extra 50 fps” is the good rule of thumb that has been followed for years in regards to rifle barrel length, except sometimes it’s wrong. I used to put a lot of faith in this theory but, the more time I spent...
Hunting and tenting go hand in hand. For me, the canvas tent removes the risk of damaging my shiny holiday...
Throughout my travels and conversations with other hunters, it has become inevitable that the topic of conversation always turns to bullet performance and failures. Honestly, many hunters do not completely understand bullet design and their intended performance.Several years ago I shared a hunting camp with a hunter who was very...
In a perfect world we’d be out shooting every week to hone our skills as archers. If you’re an avid waterfowl hunter and only shoot your shotgun when a flock of ducks or geese is descending on your decoys you’re not likely to be on your game each and every...









