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For bowhunters, achieving accuracy goes beyond simply sighting in your bow. A bow that shoots field points accurately may not perform the same way with broadheads. This is why broadhead tuning should be an essential part of every bowhunter’s preparation before heading into the woods. Broadheads can reveal tuning issues
A bowhunt for bugling elk in the Rocky Mountains is arguably the most exciting hunting adventure in North America. However, some guided hunts have crept above $20,000, and licenses on public land are very difficult to draw. If you live in Pennsylvania or another Eastern state, traveling “out West” adds another expense,
Managing whitetail deer on a small property, even under 100 acres, can be an exciting adventure! While you may face challenges from neighboring lands and hunting activities, a well-thought-out management strategy can still lead to excellent results. By focusing on what you can control, you can create outstanding deer h
The 2025 Ohio hunting opener was a success for the Mountain Hollow Game Calls staff. Mark Brubaker and Joe Garner teamed up to film the opening day in hopes of capturing a buck. Meanwhile, Mark’s father, Tony Brubaker, experienced early-morning success with a large, mature buck! The team gathered to share the excitemen
Early October is a challenging time to hunt. Food sources are changing; cornfield cover disappears, and white oak acorns may litter the ground. If ever there was a critical time to monitor camera data, this is it. Weather and wind conditions fluctuate and frequently include hot weather, which limits deer movement to no
It’s About Time: Muddy Announces Official Launch of Camouflage Systems Built Exclusively for Women Irving, TX – September 2026 – After months of anticipation and even more time spent developing, field-testing, and fine-tuning, Muddy is thrilled to announce the official launch of two all-new camouflage layering systems
I love trail cameras and enjoy watching nature unfold each morning, whether it’s a big buck, a fawn, a gobbler, or a raccoon. Unfortunately, my cameras are in a high-bear-density area, and bears keep ripping them from the tree and chewing them up. My first Revolver camera lasted two years until the inevitable happened.
Hunting is all about creating unforgettable memories, and sharing this adventure with family adds a special touch! This week’s episode highlights Uriah Baldwin and his family as they embark on an exciting crossbow hunt. With Uriah and his daughter, Emory, in action, and Mom cheering them on, we can’t wait to see if Emo
With Pennsylvania opening its deer season this weekend, Alex and JoAnne Zidock asked me to appear on their popular TV show, Out In The Open, which airs across Pennsylvania and New Your State. Since both states allow crossbows during their archery seasons, I brought a batch of gear items that hunters can use for a […] T
If you’ve ever considered an elevated box blind but can’t spend thousands of dollars to build or buy one, O’l Man has the answer: The Base Camp blind ships to your door in one compact cardboard box. Watch and see how easily this blind goes up. In a few minutes, we dug out dirt […] The post Base Camp: A Tower Blind in a
Is there anything quite as exciting as capturing your own hunting adventures on film? I’ve been self-filming for quite a while, and while it was once a challenge, Painted Arrow Outdoors has truly transformed the experience for me. I can’t wait for you to explore their incredible products that have made it so much easie
L325 Wide Load Single Ladder Stand $319.99 Made with Oval steel Weight is 78 lbs 300 lb Weight limit 24” x 32” platform Seat size 24”x 20”x 16.5” Durable powder coat finish Full ComfortMax Seat to hunt all day 18ft tall Full Platform Seat lifts up for standing shots Tree brace to lock the ladder […] The post Great New
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