Outdoorsmans Blog

If you have bought a rifle in the past decade, there's a good chance there’s a two to three-inch piece of metal at the very front of your stock. By now, I am sure you have found out what that’s...

If you've called the shop in the last few days, you might have noticed a familiar, sweet voice missing. Bryce is currently up in Utah, tearing apart country in hopes of finding a big, mature mule deer buck.

He knew he would be missed, so he kindly offered up his glassing gear list for us to send out. If you want to know the kind of optics setup a this gentle killer uses, you'll want to check this out.

Working with the Outdoorsmans Trade-In Program for the past couple of years, I have seen high-end binoculars in every kind of shape imaginable. We’ve developed a routine to get those binoculars to nearly “mint” condition with relative ease. Below are...

I usually catch a little flak around the office because I call it making an image instead of taking a picture. Sure, it might sound pretentious to some, but there’s a reason I say it that way. Saying I’m “taking...

I have a lot of hobbies, in fact, my wife would probably joke (kinda) that I have about 10 too many. If you’re reading this I would make an educated assumption that you also have heard that once or twice...

Turkey hunting is hard. Highly pressured, public land birds don't gobble much and can be very hard to call in close. Just like hunting other species, everything has to go right to get an opportunity to fill a tag, and...

As I mature as a human being and a man, it becomes abundantly clear that staying in my present mind is very important in life and my passions. It keeps me calm in chaotic and unnatural situations that we commonly...

Three out of the last four big hunts I’ve been on have been truck camp-type hunts. The kind where you sleep on a somewhat cozy bed and cook somewhat normal meals. For me, that’s sleeping on a $29 air mattress,...