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The Kuma offers the best of both worlds bringing together speed and comfort. This hybrid cam bow launches arrows at 345 feet per second, and offers a smooth draw and a high-level of forgiveness. Featuring the Bear Cage machining technique, the rigid 1" thick forged riser has been strategically “hollowed out" to lighten the load – yet still prevents side to side flex increasing accuracy. The Kuma features sleeker, smaller, and lighter SonicStops dual string suppressors that eliminate noise and …

Crispi Boots are designed for backpacking, trekking, hunting, mountaineering, climbing, hiking and other outdoor activities. Made by hand in Italy, and tested through-out the world including the Alps, Rockies, and Himalayan Mountain Ranges. Each Crispi hunting and leather mountaineering boot offers their exclusive Crispi hunting boot Technology package that includes, uppers made out of Full-Grain leather, GORE-TEX Insulated Comfort and Technological linings, insoles with differentiated struct …

If you’ve never hunted “sheds” before—as in shed antlers, the racks cast aside by male members of the deer family after the tussles of the rut—you may fail to see how the practice could compare to the excitement of pursuing the critters that grew those antlers. But more and more deer and elk hunters (and plenty of non-hunters, too) have discovered the joys of seeking out these dropped ornaments: a treasure hunt that can liven up your winter and spring, not to mention offer valuable clues to n …

Upon first hearing the term “still hunting,” you’d be forgiven for assuming it means hunting from a stationary vantage—even the classic deer-hunting vantage of a treestand. Actually, still hunting is an active, roaming form of hunting: the practice, very simply, of walking around to find your deer or elk, rather than waiting for one in concealed ambush. That said, there’s a lot of stillness about still hunting, as you’re not going to have much luck landing your quarry if you’re simply bashi …

Should you buy a small game license or a big game license? If you're new to hunting, this may be puzzling. What exactly constitutes small game as opposed to big game? And do you need separate licenses for each individual small game? Like most things in life, the answer is: "it depends." Some states require special licenses for small game and some do not. Some require special species licenses on top of a small game license. So, let's look at what constitutes small game.  What Exactly …