Entries Tagged Bob Robb

Regardless of your rifle’s age, cost or action type, cleaning it is a must.

When it comes to making ethical archery shots on game, it all starts with regular practice.

For most big-game hunting, all you need is a 7mm bullet loaded in one of these classic cartridges. They do it all!

When you’re bored spitless during those deerless all-day sits, the mind tends to wander. Where does it go?

If you’re going to post about hunting on a public social media account or forum, remember that when you do so you are not just representing yourself, but all hunters.

With so many gadgets and gizmos available for turkey hunters, it’s easy to head afield weighted down like a lead balloon. Let's avoid that this season.

High-fence hunting verses fair-chase hunting is a historically contentious debate among hunters, but the spread of Chronic Wasting Disease has raised the stakes.

Conflicts between grizzly bears and humans are on the rise, and thanks to animal rights kooks, the number of people dying because of problem bears is likely to increase even more.

From understanding the timing of a snake's rattle to dispelling the healing power of booze, we bust five outdoor survival myths.

PETA Kills Animals is a project of the Center for Consumer Freedom. They're fighting back against PETA with this clever little contest. Enter to win by January 31.

Is the old adage, “Red sky at night, sailor’s delight. Red sky in morning, sailor take warning,” true, or is it just an old wive’s tale?

The off-season will soon be upon us, and that means it’s time to get serious about practicing your rifle shooting. Get away from the bench and work on these practical shooting practice positions.

Lewis and Clark and the Corps of Discovery hunted, ate and, at times, rationed and narrowly avoided starvation. But what did Lewis and Clark eat? And what did they learn about food?