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Teaching Old Dogs New Tricks

BC Outdoors Magazine Team·December 2, 2013

Hunting is as natural as breathing to me. I grew up in a hunting family and have always been around all aspects of hunting, shooting and fishing. I know I am fortunate because but that upbringing is not true for all. Hunting and the possession and use of firearms is a...

Five Must-Haves For Preserving The Harvest

Raeanne O’Meara·July 18, 2020

Living a lifestyle where we hunt, fish or forage for most of our food, it is crucial to have a...

Looking at Lasers

Al Voth·October 4, 2021

As hunters head into the field this fall, I’d wager most will have a laser device close at hand. The...

A Guide To Grouse In The Kitchen

Michaela Ludwig·November 5, 2024

Cleaning Grouse After A Hunt Once you’re home from grouse hunting, you will have to clean your harvest before bringing...

The Whole Animal: How To Render Fat

Raeanne O’Meara·December 15, 2020

Buckle up, folks. There’s more to an animal than steaks, roasts and tenderloins – organs, hide, bones and fat are...

Is it Worth It? Combo or Custom, Which is it for You?

BC Outdoors Magazine Team·February 4, 2014

I have been called a “gun snob” on more than one occasion and it really doesn’t bother me. In fact, to be truthful, I kind of take it as a compliment. I have earned that label due to my firearm choices. Although I do have a few stock pieces most...

Reloading Basics: Getting As Much Accuracy As Possible From Your Rifle

T.J. Schwanky·April 23, 2019

Unlike many serious shooters, I’ve long been a fan of premium factory ammunition and have run many thousands of rounds...

Bow Hunting: How Much Time Do I Need To Get Ready

Boorman Archery·March 18, 2021

If you’re planning on bow hunting for the first time this year and have never shot a bow, you’re already...

Wildlife Allocations: Privatizing a Public Resource

Jesse Zeman·January 8, 2015

British Columbia’s resident hunters are in the fight of their lives. December 2014 saw the BC government award guide-outfitters a share of wildlife that is unprecedented across North America, given resident hunter demand. While most jurisdictions give 5-10% of hunting opportunities to non-residents, BC now gives non-resident hunters, or more importantly guide-outfitters who have exclusive rights to guide non-residents,

Nature’s Velvet Crown

Michaela Ludwig·August 18, 2025

Each spring, male deer, elk, moose and caribou – members of the ungulate family – begin an impressive transformation. From...

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