If you’ve been hunting for most of your life, it’s easy to become complacent when it comes to your stand safety, too easy. Every year the most common injury or cause of death for hunters in the United States is somehow related to tree stand safety. Do your part to care for your safety and the safety of others in your hunting party. Check your gear before you climb and wear a harness. Make sure all metal is free from rust and that canvas webbing is neither torn nor frayed. Even if everything is in perfect working order, one misplaced step could change your life forever. Enjoy the hunt, enjoy your life, stay safe in the trees.
Wilderness Bonds, Taking Aim, Part 2: Rifle Training
Wilderness Bonds Taking Aim Part 2 rifle training continues the journey as Christen and Katey guide a group of women through hands-on instruction designed to build real confidence in the field. At Gunsite Academy, the focus shifts from fundamentals to application. As a result, participants begin to trust their skills, their instincts, and each other....
