Why Goose Flags Work Geese respond strongly to visual cues—especially motion. A goose flag is designed to mimic: A goose landing or stretching its wings Birds feeding aggressively Flock movement...... Read More
Understanding Bear Behavior Before You Choose a Method Black bears respond differently to bait and calling based on: Season and food availability Breeding activity Pressure and bear density Habitat type...... Read More
Why Snow Improves Rabbit Hunting Snow highlights nearly every indicator of rabbit activity, making it easier to locate fresh sign and plan your hunt. Benefits include: Visible tracks showing direction...... Read More
Why Trail Cameras Are Valuable for Predator Scouting Predators leave sign, but they don’t always make their presence obvious. Trail cameras give you: Accurate timing of when predators move Proof...... Read More
Why a .22 Rifle Is Ideal for Squirrel Hunting The .22 LR is the classic squirrel gun for good reason: Accurate and flat enough for typical 15–40 yard shots Low...... Read More
Why the Rockies Are Unique Elk Country The Rocky Mountains offer some of the most diverse elk habitat in North America. Elk use: High-elevation basins for summer feeding North-facing timber...... Read More
Why Electronic Calls Work So Well for Coyotes Coyotes rely heavily on sound to locate prey and communicate. E-calls let you: Place sound away from your position, reducing the chance...... Read More
Why Swamps Produce Mature Bucks Swamps give whitetails exactly what they want—security. Few hunters enter knee-deep water, thickets, or boggy ground, so older bucks select these areas as primary bedding...... Read More
Why Understanding Elk Behavior Matters Elk can be incredibly predictable—if you understand their routines. Hunters who study behavior gain major advantages: Knowing where elk feed based on season and habitat...... Read More
Why Decoy Spreads Matter for Geese Geese are highly social birds. They rely on: Flock size for safety Body positioning to locate feeding areas Motion to gauge comfort Species grouping...... Read More