Adam Moore

When you think about the rut, still-hunting probably doesn’t pop into your head. All-day sits, setting up downwind of doe bedding, or hanging in a funnel usually top the list of rut-hunting tactics. If you’ve done your homework and put the time in, you’ll probably have a decent shot at shooting a...

When I first started saddle hunting I thought the money I spent on the gear bought me an instant level-up. If you’ve hung in a saddle for any amount of time, you know this isn’t the case. Sometimes too much freedom leads to paralysis or over analyzing, and this is especially true for saddle hunting...

This is essentially what my wife told me after I returned, complaining, from a recent hunt. It’s not exactly the consolation I was looking for, but it was an honest assessment, albeit frank. While she didn’t mean it as a slight or even a passive-aggressive dig, she did help me reevaluate my goals...

Few things rival the satisfaction of making a perfect (or near-perfect) shot. It’s a culmination of hard work, scouting, and a shooting routine that typically starts in your backyard or local shooting range months before you send an arrow. While what you’re shooting matters more than the target you...