Bob Robb Articles

In the author’s opinion, a grizzly is the most magnificent big game animal in North America.

While there’s no one size fits all formula for calling coyotes, there are foundational tenets that are bedrocks for success.

Thanks to “point creep,” there’s no guarantee you’ll ever draw a coveted tag in a high-demand unit, no matter how many decades that you accumulate points.

With technological advances and the ever-increasing difficulty of drawing tags in many Western states, is fair chase still fair?

Recovering now from shoulder replacement surgery, the author’s future bowhunting seasons will take on a much different look.

Different times of year require more than just a dying rabbit squeal to create all-season success.

Modern TSS shotshells have changed the game, making smaller gauge shotguns more lethal than 12’s using lead pellets.

Is using a trail cam fair chase? In the author’s opinion, it depends . . .

Suburban sprawl got you down? Here are some science-based tips on how coyotes live in urban environments — and how to best hunt them there.

In all things, it’s the basics that build a foundation for consistent success.

A large deer population, high success rates, and the region’s Old West history makes this one of the author’s favorite bowhunting road trips.

Someone shows you their public land hunting hotspot — should you ever visit it solo?

Overcrowding on public lands and tougher license draws are facts of life for today’s hunter. Is social media partly to blame?

Protection under the Endangered Species Act continues, despite evidence that the grizzly population far exceeds stated recovery goals.

Bowhunting the distinctly American pronghorn can be a real challenge — unless you play it smart.

Calling coyotes is great fun, but calling black bears into your lap takes the game to another level.

In the author’s opinion, some crossbow companies are shooting themselves in the foot.

Here’s what influencers and podcasters aren’t telling you.

In all things, it’s the basics that build a foundation for consistent success.

While all bowhunting trips are adventurous, not all are pleasant. And some are downright dangerous.

The Tri-State Coyote Project sheds light into the behavior of Canis latrans in the southeastern region of the United States.

Unless you hunt out West, you’re probably not familiar with the corner-crossing debate. But you should be.

The author has a love/hate relationship with deer decoys — but the more he understands where and when to use them, the more he loves them.

The author and his elk guide put a hunting and hauling workhorse, the Can-Am Defender, to the test in the Arizona backcountry.

Using drones to scout and hunt game is unethical, but what about their use to locate a big game animal that has been shot?

The author field tests the Mossberg Patriot LR Hunter on a Coues deer hunt in Sonora, Mexico. In his opinion, this new rifle provides long-range precision at meat and potatoes pricing.

Pursuing big game that can kill you is not for everybody — but there’s nothing like it.

While relatively rare, bear attacks occur and every hunter should be prepared for the showdown of their life.

The odds of drawing a coveted western big game tag have never been lower — and sadly it’s only going to get worse.

When choosing a rifle/ammunition combo for hunting feral hogs, it’s important to first consider the conditions in which it will be deployed.