Mar 4, 2017 Picture if you can traveling to a remote area, being stripped of all your clothing, meeting a complete stranger (also naked), and being left to fend for yourselves in the raw elements of the forest or jungle. Could you do it? This is a real scenario for Laura Zerra, one of the […]
Feb 25, 2017 Agronomy is a noun. It means the science of soil management and crop production. Biology is a natural science concerned with the study of life and living organisms, including their structure, function, growth, evolution, distribution, identification and taxonomy. When an agronomist and a biologist get together to think up what deer really need […]
Barry Wensel says two heads are better than one. What he’s referring to is the ability to learn the woods and understand deer hunting scenarios from the perspective of two woodsman instead of soley relying on his own perspective. The other woodsman he’s referring to is his brother Gene. Barry and Gene Wensel are regarded by […]
A gun loving taxidermist living Ojai, California naturally finds himself surrounded by anti-gun anti-hunting liberals. It makes Chuck Testa’s life more interesting and says he’s lost lots of friends. But Chuck doesn’t take life too seriously (unless you’re talking about his taxidermy work – he’s all business there) and says we all are better off […]
Every hunter has thought about owning their own hunting property at one phase of their hunting life or another. Whether it turns into realty is another story. Sometimes it’s a financial obstacle, sometimes, something else. What’s fascinating is that we often overlook the income potential of owning a piece of whitetail heaven. As Dave Graham, […]
Dr Dave Samuel spent a 30 year career as a wildlife management professor at West Virginia University. Dr Dave said that he truly enjoyed his work there and loved new interns because he always had another deer study ready to go. However, Dave’s journey goes well beyond a life of academia. Dave is an accomplished […]
The elements often dictate the best style of hunting for a particular region of the country. In Maine, tracking is considered by many buck hunters to be one of the most effective methods. When the snow flys, trackers like Hal Blood look for those buck killin’ days. What’s interesting is that the tracker rarely concerns […]
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We last spoke with Dean Capuano in Episode 110 of the Big Buck Registry Deer Hunting Podcast and this time we’re talking history. Dean takes us through the history of the Swarovski company, what makes great crystal and why it comes from a particular region of the world, and what separates good binoculars from great […]
As far as gun manufacturing goes, Ruger is a relatively young company. The principles that William Ruger founded the company upon in 1949 still exist today, deep within the Ruger culture. Ken Jorgensen knows this first hand as Ruger’s Media Relations Director. The Sturm, Ruger Company was founded on a few fundamental principles which include […]
