A Novice’s Guide to Tracking: Part 2

By Tim Biebel | September 17, 2014 |

Yesterday Colin shared with us what he has learned about tracking over the years (click here to read yesterday’s post). In Part two he shares a story that explains why it excites him so much. Enjoy the read! A Novice’s Guide to Tracking: Part 2by Colin Temple Now for story time with Uncle Colin… It…

A Novice’s Guide to Tracking: Part 1

By Tim Biebel | September 16, 2014 |

Today on the blog I have the pleasure of sharing a great article written by Colin Temple. Colin loves hunting in the Northeast Kingdom in Vermont and his favorite way to hunt is by tracking. So today Colin shares with all of us what he has learned over the years as he’s spent his time pursuing…

Arm Conditioning: The Importance of Warming Up

By Tim Biebel | August 21, 2014 |

When I was younger I played sports in high school and every year there was a particular aspect that I hated the most – CONDITIONING! It’s hard work and to me it wasn’t fun. Long runs, wind sprints, and endless amounts of pushups all added up to what I disliked the most. On the other…

Hone Your Skills

By Tim Biebel | August 19, 2014 |

People often ask me for my advice on what I feel is the best way to begin a practice session on the backyard archery range. Actually, that’s not true. No one has ever asked me that. I just wanted to sound like one of the real writers that frequent the popular hunting magazines. But don’t…

Calling All Deer!

By Tim Biebel | October 17, 2013 |

In a previous post I mentioned that when I was a just a young(er) fella hunting with my Dad we discovered the power of a using a grunt call. That experience resulted in a nice buck for my memory vault and a lesson I’ll never forget. Since that time I have been enamored with calling,…