Author: <span>Albert Quackenbush</span>

I just received this in my email and wanted to share it right away. I’m a big fan of predator hunting. Coyotes around here are every where and they need to be managed. I cannot make this meeting, but I am hoping at least one of my readers might!___________________________________________________________________ California…

Big boar track on the trail gave us hope!  My legs are dog tired! I have hiked mile after mile in sand and up and down hills before, but Saturday my legs and feet took a beating. The funny thing is, I had a blast doing it! My buddy Chris…

In the hunting community, when you hear the name Badlands you think quality backpacks and now quality apparel. The name is synonymous with quality. I have been using Badlands gear for years and am always impressed with the new packs they come out with. This year they released the Badlands…

Everything seemed to hit me all at once a couple weeks ago. In fact, it felt like an implosion in my brain that left me feeling less than inspired to write. It took some solo hunting, backyard camping with my daughter, and watching some On Your Own Adventures online to…

My brain has been flooded with ideas for my 2013 Gift Guide. There are so many cool new toys, gadgets, apparel, and quality merchandise out there for hunters. There are more than enough items on my list and many I have reviewed over the past year or two. Believe me…

It’s been seven long years for me. Seven years of hunting hard for Southern California mule deer and I finally put my tag on one. My legs have walked many miles and my friends and I have driven many miles in search of Southern California mule deer. Plenty of scouting,…

By the end of November, most of the California deer seasons have ground to a halt. A few options remain for the archers who may have drawn one of the coveted either-sex tags that are good until the end of the year. There are other options for late season hunting,…

Driving to our hunting location at 4:00 AM on Saturday was much better than the normal 3:00 AM, but it was met with chilly air that turned colder as we neared the mountains. Brett monitored the temperature gauge and we laughed about it being colder than normal and hoped we…