The Features of a Quality Pistol Safe
June 19, 2009 by Michael Kilby
Filed under Gun Care
While owning a gun, whether for sport or protection, is every American’s right there are several things to consider. One of the most important aspects of owning a gun is to a have a safe place to store it while not in use. We all have heard tragic stories of guns left unsecured being misused by children, adults, and even thieves themselves. In this article, let’s look at pistol storage. Some people feel maybe up in a closet is a good place to store a gun, or perhaps under a pillow. There are a few problems with each of these methods. Up in a closet, while out of sight, is still not secure enough as a pistol may “accidentally” be found by someone other than the owner. Also,... [Read more of this post]
Pellet Gun Hunting - Gun and Ammo Guide
May 18, 2009 by Guest
Filed under Hunting HOW-TOs
If you’re thinking about hunting with a pellet gun, there are a few guidelines to follow to make sure you do it effectively and humanely. Choosing the right gun, ammo, scope, and using best practices are all important factors. However, the first consideration is what game you should and should not hunt with a pellet gun. This article is intended as a quick guide to hunting with an air gun. The Game First and foremost, understand that only small game should be sought when pellet gun hunting. Even the most powerful air guns do not impart enough destructive force to ensure clean kills when hunting larger animals. Stick to small pests (field mice, squirrels, rats). Nothing larger than... [Read more of this post]
Turkey Hunting
May 10, 2009 by Guest
Filed under Hunting Articles
Turkey hunting is a safe outdoor activity that is gaining popularity nationwide. It is essential to learn and practice safe hunting techniques and to obey and support all wild life laws. Hunter education and safety training programs are available in plenty. Always be perfectly targeted. Select an open spot. Avoid wearing white, red, black or blue colored hunting outfits. Camouflaging yourself and your gun, eliminating movements and bird calling are proven strategies of turkey hunting that give good results. Never wave to alert a fellow hunter, but call out in a loud, clear voice. Be wise and accurate while imitating the voice of turkey gobbler or other birds to gain its attention. Voice... [Read more of this post]
Dog Training Collars and How They Work
December 10, 2008 by Michael Kilby
Filed under Hunting Articles
Dog training collars are designed to be used as training tools only. These are not meant to be used as long term discipline. As with training any animal, some respond to different techniques, and may require alternate methods of training. This being said, dog training collars can be a great way to work with your pet or hunting dog. The purpose of a dog training collar is to initiate a reaction that your dog will not want repeated. A dog will quickly learn to obey your commands in order to stop any unwanted electronic charge. People use dog training collars to reinforce commands and correct their dog’s undesirable behaviors. The basic parts of a dog training collar system include: A handheld... [Read more of this post]
Hunting Gear For the Winter Months
November 12, 2008 by Guest
Filed under Hunting Articles
Along with the normal camping equipment you take during the summer, such as tent, hunting knife, cooking equipment, hunting flashlights, and so forth, you need to take special gear for winter. The primary issue in winter, of course, is keeping warm. This can be a challenge because how warm you feel is related not just to what you are wearing, but also your level of activity. Furthermore, a high level of activity can cause your body to sweat and if that sweat stays next to your skin, it will do what sweat does: make you cold. That can lead to hypothermia, which is dangerous. At night, you need a good quality sleeping bag that is rated for the temperature you plan to be in (or lower). While down... [Read more of this post]



