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As hunters, we share a deep connection with wild places and the animals that live there. Many of us are also serious about conservation. We care a lot about the health and future of wildlife.  You might be surprised to know that one of the most direct ways you can help conservation is in those moments right after a successful hunt. The process of tagging in your harvest. It can seem like a small, tedious step. It's just another rule, right? But properly tagging in your game is powerful.  It's a pivotal part of how wildlife populations are managed and...

Avoid costly hunting mistakes with our state-by-state guide to proper game tagging. Learn common errors, obscure rules, and how to tag your harvest right.

Successful wildlife hunting depends on more than just luck or patience. It involves understanding the environment and the animals within it.  Developing solid tracking skills is a fundamental part of becoming a more effective hunter. It's about learning to read the story the ground tells, interpreting clues left behind by game, and using that information to anticipate an animal's movements.  Good tracking skills can make the difference between going home empty-handed and a successful harvest. Let's explore the essential tracking skills every hunter should have in the bag.  Why Tracking Skills Matter in Wildlife Hunting Animal tracking is observing and...

Planning a big game hunt means knowing your tags inside and out.  Whether you're after elk, deer, or something bigger, getting the right hunting license tags—and understanding the rules that go with them—is non-negotiable.  In this blog post, we’re cutting through the noise to give you the facts about big game tags and their regulations so you can confidently tackle your hunt. What are the Different Types of Big Game Tags? When it comes to big game hunting, you need to be familiar with several types of tags.  Each has its own set of regulations and restrictions, so it's important...

Planning your dream hunting trip doesn’t have to feel overwhelming—it can be part of the adventure.  From picking the perfect destination to organizing your hunt tag kits and nailing down a budget, every detail brings you closer to that moment in the wild.  Budgeting for Your Hunting Trip Start by considering all the costs associated with your trip, including: Travel expenses: This includes airfare or gas for your vehicle and any rental car fees if needed. If you plan to hunt in a different state, consider the cost of obtaining any necessary licenses or permits. Accommodations: Whether you plan to...