Maggie Reese-Voigt is on the SHOT Show floor with ATN taking a look at What’s Hot in 2022: the Odin LT Compact Thermal Monocular. ATN’s Obsidian LT core drives this hands free, compact, ergonomic and versatile thermal monocular for the best observation experience. In the cover of night, trust ATN to give you sight. ATN...

Eric Lewis, owner of Pork Choppers Aviation, takes a look at the NEW Predator 4 Riflescope from Steiner. The Predator 4 riflescope features an illuminated, second focal plane E3 reticle designed specifically for hunters! The E3 reticle is in second (rear) focal plane which allows your crosshairs to remain fully visible, regardless of magnification setting....

Today we’re going to bring you our top five Christmas ideas for the hunter in your life. As you all probably know, in this day and age, it’s almost impossible to figure out what to buy someone, especially if they’re into the outdoors or shooting. Typically, as a person that’s into hunting, what we do...

I want to talk about why mock scrapes are the secret to getting more trail camera photos in October while out on the hunt. October is an interesting month because it’s a month of transition. Bucks are transitioning from the early fall and summer range into more of rut mode. The days are getting shorter,...

The Burris Thermal Handheld will hot track targets out past 750 yards in the dead of night and features real time WIFI-to-mobile connectivity that allows a mobile device to simultaneously view, control, and record from the handheld using the Burris Thermal App. Add in 5 color palettes, stadiametric ranging, hot track, brightness and contrast controls,...

Burris Thermal Clip-on will help you take night hunting to a whole new level! Take night hunting to a new level with the Burris BTC. The Clip-On can be used either as a handheld thermal for scanning, finding targets, and blood tracking AND to convert your traditional rifle scope to a thermal scope in seconds...

In this video, I’m sitting here next to a cellular trail camera that I’m just getting set-up on a new property that I actually just got permission on. I want to talk about the benefits of cellular trail cameras. Cell cams have become very popular over the course of the last five years especially. Once...

Something that often gets lost among bowhunters is to continue practicing shooting your bow throughout the season. And practicing shooting your bow in the late season is most important. When hunting late season, you’re typically wearing bulkier clothing, gloves and a facemask. All of these variables can make a difference when it comes to shooting...

Back down south for another hunt and this time, putting the Swagger Bipod to work on a crossbow. Of course, Swagger is obviously made for guns, but on this crossbow it’s an unreal, perfect setup. In the previous year’s hunt, the team had spent an awful lot of time in the blind this time last...

In this video I want to talk about how far you can shoot a deer with your bow. There’s a few things that I want to talk about when knowing how far out to shoot with the bow. The first and definitely most important thing that I want to touch on is comfortability while bowhunting....

I’m here in Nebraska right now bowhunting, and I’m just going to kind of breakdown my archery setup with what I’m using, why I’m using it, why I like it and everything like that. We’re going to start off with the bow, which is the Mathews VXR. I think it’s a year old model from...

Will Griffin heads down to Texas and gets a second chance at a gorgeous buck he missed on the ranch.

Jamie uses a break in his schedule to head down to Florida to hunt axis deer with a brand new Ruger .450 Bushmaster.

When it comes to hunting bucks in the last months of season, there are a few things you can apply to your hunting to help pattern a buck to get down. Between trail cameras, scouting and understanding the need for food for bucks late in the year you can learn how to pattern a buck....

Shed hunting is something I love to do in the winter and spring. There are a lot of mistakes people make when shed hunting and, in this video, I’m covering some no-no’s. The first is to not walk too fast when shed hunting. The quicker you walk, the tougher it is to spot antlers. Second,...

Something that is often overlooked, especially by beginner shed hunters, is to train your eyes to spot sheds. The first thing I mean is that you need to understand how sheds lay on the ground. It’s not just tines up out in the open. Many times, sheds will hardly be noticeable and if you can...

Watch Alex Comstock explain some of his basic shed hunting tips that have helped him find most of his sheds. First, and most importantly is to locate the local food source. Deer need food in the winter more than any time of year, and if you can find the food, you’ll find deer. Next, try...

There are two primary conditions you’ll be shed hunting in. And that’s either with snow or no snow. There are some pretty stark differences between the two. When shed hunting in the snow, you can easily identify the deer trails, bedding and where they’re feeding. You can stick to the trails quite easy. When there’s...

For another episode of At the Ranch we’re going to talk about probably the easiest and most practical way to hunt a feral hog and that is just the recreational, traditional means of hunting. It’s actually pretty simple. What you want to do first off is find an area where there have been at least...

Today we’re going to talk about another variant of hog hunting and that is thermal hog hunting at night. Feral hogs like to move a lot at nighttime, which makes them a little bit easier to find if you have the right gear. Night hog hunting can range from anything as basic as using artificial...

We’re going to discuss an extreme version of feral hog population control – and that’s aerial gunning. It’s become very popular in the state of Texas, but it’s also legalized in some of the surrounding states. And what aerial hunting is is one of the most quick and effective ways to eliminate large numbers of...

Today we’re going to talk a little bit more about feral hogs – or wild pigs – as they’re one of the most commonly hunted animals nowadays. Let’s discuss a little bit more about how they got here and some of the reasons that they are so hated amongst landowners. Hogs were basically introduced by...

I just got back from a turkey hunting trip. I’m actually turkey hunting now in my home state of Minnesota. So in this video, I want to talk about why you should travel to turkey hunt. Traveling to turkey hunt can be a lot of fun, but can also teach you a lot. If you’ve...

Today I want to talk about how turkey hunting can make you a better deer hunter. Now, you might wonder how chasing turkeys in the spring can apply to making you a better deer hunter at all, but there are some reasons that I really believe it. The first is that it gives you something...

When it comes to turkey hunting, I love turkey hunting the most because it’s a vocal type of hunting. Birds are gobbling and you’re going after where turkeys are gobbling. I love the vocalness of it. You can just literally be walking and calling. But a lot of people don’t know what to do when...

In this video, we’re gonna talk about the benefits of turkey scouting. If you’re used to going turkey hunting blind, and no scouting done prior, you’re going to be setting yourself back a little bit. By scouting, you’re going to get yourself ahead of the game and have some ideas of where you can actually...

Goosing calling can start very simple as seen in the beginner goose calling video. After you feel comfortable with the cluck, moan and full honk, you can step up your calling with some more advanced notes. In this video you will learn how to create a spit note, a double cluck and a train whistle....

Waterfowl hunting can get expensive and addicting, quick! In this video, you will find some basic necessities to get started waterfowl hunting. If you are just starting out, a lot of the basic necessities you can find are relatively cheap. Kaleb Comstock, a waterfowl hunting expert dives into some of the things that you will...

In this video, we are discussing the basics of Canada goose calling. Waterfowl hunting expert, Kaleb Comstock, introduces the basic cluck and moan on a call. He then puts those two sounds together to create a full honk on the short reed goose call. More Hunting Videos: Fly Zone – Shotgun Shells for Waterfowl Hunting...

There are so many choke tubes to choose from. In this video, we discuss the different types of choke tubes. No matter what choke tube you use, you should always pattern your gun to see how it shoots at different distances. This will help guide your judgement on when to call the shot when hunting...

Wyatt and the Big & J crew head up to British Columbia, Canada for an epic bear hunt. Wyatt’s looking for his first bear and it won’t be an easy feat. Watch more episodes of In the Hunt About In the Hunt Reflecting the rich hunting heritage in North America, this series chronicles the pursuit...

Hunting Bear and Craft Beer Pairing As long as there have been hunters and as far back as people have brewed bocks and biers and stouts and ales, hunters have celebrated the harvest by tipping back a cold one. These days we don’t have to settle for a mass-produced beverage. There are so many craft...

It’s the last day of this Kansas predator hunt, and the first stand of the morning is a familiar one, with a great record. “As close to a guarantee as a coyote hunter could ever want”, according to Geoff. And it looks like he might be right – before they can even get set up,...

In part 1 of this Kansas predator hunt, the day starts out cold and windy. The plan is for the first stand to be under super tight cover & to make the most of the shotgun for their kills. The second stand takes place among thick grasses and trees, and the wind has not let...

Another rough start to the day, Geoff & crew are back at it in part two of Wyoming Coyotes – their first hunt of the season. They decide to try the lucky pecker call as it’s been effective recently, and their luck begins to turn. Two stands in a row & hoping to keep it...

In this episode, Geoff and crew are hunting Wyoming coyotes. Early on in the first stand, the guys get beat and their targets get away. They decide to move on, afraid this could set the tone for the day. When snow rolls in it seems things might not get any better, and even if they...

Crossing Boundaries: Goats above. Goats below. What happens next? Team SIG Pro Shooter Daniel Horner and Elite Guide Cole Kramer, stalk the elusive Mountain Goats of Kodiak Island in the new short documentary Crossing Boundaries! Related Videos: In the Hunt: Daisy’s Big Buck

Join Team SIG’s Daniel Horner on the hunt of a lifetime in Kodiak, Alaska in search of the elusive Mountain Goat. In partnership with Idarado Multimedia, SIG SAUER is proud to present Crossing Boundaries, a short film showing this incredible journey into one of the true last frontiers. Related Videos: In the Hunt: Chasin’ the...

Crossing Boundaries: Mountain Goats are cocky. You have to be better. The Kodiak Mountain Goat is one of the world’s most challenging big game animals to hunt, as they call some of the harshest places on Kodiak, Alaska home. Watch as a Elite Guide Cole Kramer helps Team SIG Pro Shooter Daniel Horner track them...

In partnership with Idarado Multimedia, SIG SAUER is proud to bring you Crossing Boundaries. The film follows SIG Pro Shooter Daniel Horner and Elite guide Cole Kramer hunt the elusive Mountain Goats of Kodiak, Alaska. Stay tuned for the full version coming soon! Related Videos: At the Ranch – Whitetail: Start Your Archery Practice In...