The Perfect Sous Vide Venison Backstrap
Using a blowtorch and hot water to prepare venison? It’s not only possible, but delicious.
A Sneak Peek at the First Episode of SCTV Season 3!
The new season begins with a hunt for elusive giant elk and mule deer high in the mountains of southern Colorado. Premieres Saturday, July 3. Officials from Dorsey Pictures, the world’s largest producer of outdoor adventure programming, announce that Sporting...
The Next Generation of Hunters Could Look Different
A new survey led by researchers from North Carolina State University found that the future of hunting in the United States might look different than it has in the past. In The Journal of Wildlife Management, researchers reported findings from a nationwide survey of...
Blood Origins: A Non-Profit That Explores the Root of Why We Hunt
Blood Origins, a non-profit which strives to bridge a dialogue between hunters and non-hunters, was born from the simple yet deeply personal question: Why do I hunt? Robbie Kroger is a South African native now living in Mississippi with his family. His Blood Origins...
New Season of Sporting Classics TV Premieres July 3!
Tune in to the newest season of Sporting Classics TV with Chris Dorsey, returning to Outdoor Channel Saturday, July 3rd. The world’s most watched outdoor television series returns for the third season with its initial run on Outdoor Channel Saturday July 3 at 12:30...
Long Range Hunting Accuracy
Long range hunting accuracy means the maximum distance at which you can consistently place bullets within a 6-inch circle. Here’s why. Long range hunting has certainly become vogue in the past few years. Frankly, I have mixed feelings. To me, there is hunting...
A Way to Hunt During the Offseason
You can hunt year-round when you travel into the stories of great outdoor writers.
Bearing Burdens in My Hunting Journal
This hunting journal helped me find the peace that eluded me so long and the perspective so crucial for surviving life between seasons. It doesn’t always happen on the first sit. Sometimes it takes a few days, maybe even a couple of weeks. One year, my kids were...