The Hawke Endurance with a 57mm objective lens and Primary Arms ACSS with 24mm objective lens A few years back, I wrote about LPVO’s and why I was switching to them on my mid-range guns. Lower base magnification was what I was chasing, and still am. While that fact hasn’t changed, I wanted to offer … Continue reading How Low Can You Go?
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The Sound of the Hound
As we pulled up to check a bait, the wheels of the trucked squealed to a halt. The truck doors slammed, and the dog box began to whine in unison. They wanted out. They wanted to work. The bait looked good, so we dropped the tail gate, and opened the box, to let the 2 … Continue reading The Sound of the Hound
Why It Matters
I’m admittedly stepping out of my lane a little bit with this one, but here it goes. It seems that from the beginning of this year, now that the COVID scare has dwindle, the left is targeting us, as sportsmen, and our hunting culture. Maybe it’s out of sheer boredom, maybe it’s because it can … Continue reading Why It Matters
Stop It With Stopping Power
A single Lehigh Defense 90gr 9mm FTM round tore this 2" hole in a bear's heart So let me start off by saying, I’m not a ballistics expert…but I know a few things. I don’t just toss things out into the world because it’s cool or trendy, I do my research, then come to … Continue reading Stop It With Stopping Power
The Icon of the North American Wilderness
I don’t even know where to start with this one...and hoping I don’t ramble too much and turn this into an essay. A lot of folks ask me what got me into bear hunting, and to be completely honest, it was 100% on accident. I was invited on my first bear hunt in Maine, in … Continue reading The Icon of the North American Wilderness
Black Dirt Diaries 