Category: Hunting

A Family Tradition: How to Introduce Your Child to Hunting

An adult and child in outdoor clothing observe nature by a river; the child uses binoculars, and the adult holds a shotgun.

If you’re an avid hunter, chances are you want to pass that love for the great outdoors down to your kids. Hunting is a great way to bond with your children while teaching them responsibility, patience, discipline, and other valuable life skills that will help them develop into well-rounded adults! It’s important to introduce your… Read more »

Hunting Safety 101

Silhouette of a person with a rifle standing in a field at sunset, with clouds in the sky.

As the leaves change color and the temperatures begin to drop here in Saskatchewan, we’re gearing up for the start of the new season—hunting season that is! Whether you’re an experienced hunter dreaming about this year’s trophy or a beginner ready to apply what you’ve learned at the range to the field, the dawning of… Read more »

A Hunting Trip: Just What the Doctor Ordered

A weathered wooden sign reading "Gone Hunting" hangs on a green, rustic door with visible handles.

People love hunting for a lot of different reasons. It’s a great way to spend time with nature and take a break from the hustle and bustle of the world. It promotes mental relaxation and allows you to channel some of your more primitive instincts in an exciting, liberating way. But did you know that… Read more »

How to Identify Moose Calves, Yearlings and Cows

A young moose calf stands in tall green grass in a forest clearing, facing the camera.

Moose-hunting season is upon us! Are you ready for a successful hunt? Even for highly experienced hunters, it can be difficult to tell the difference between moose calves, yearlings and cows; however, it’s a vital skill for optimal hunting success. Here’s our handy guide: Facial features Calves, which are defined as one year old or… Read more »

Tips for Opening Day of Deer Season

A stag with large antlers stands in a frosty field at sunrise with bare trees in the background.

Deer season is coming up! Are you ready? Here are some handy tips for the opening day of deer season: Preparation is key Make sure to sight in before opening day, so you’ll be confident in your shots. Other prep steps: make a comprehensive, written packing list before you hunt and shop early for all… Read more »

How You Can Use Your Hunting Skills for Fishing

Logo with a deer head, two fish, flying birds, trees, and the text “Hunting & Fishing” in bold letters.

If you love the great outdoors and the thrill of the catch as much as we do, you’re probably seeking any opportunity to put your sportsman’s skills into practice. If you’re already an avid hunter, you can use your hunting skills for fishing, and vice versa. Here are some common skills to both sports: Reading… Read more »

Questions to Ask a Moose-Hunting Guide

Two men shake hands in front of Lawrence Bay Lodge, posing with a large moose rack on the grass.

If you’re thinking of booking a moose-hunting guide, it pays to know the right questions to ask. Asking smart questions can make a big difference to the success of your hunt. For example: How long have you been in business? A more experienced outfitter will likely know the ins and outs of managing the logistics… Read more »

Benefits of Mixing Up Hunting Targets

An arrow flies toward a target attached to a bamboo tree in a forest with a blurred background.

No matter how long you’ve been hunting, if you’re like most of us, you need to practice. Whether you’re a newbie, a longtime weekend hobbyist or a lifelong hunter, you can benefit from mixing up your hunting targets when you practice. The biggest benefit of mixing up your hunting targets? Improved accuracy. You might say,… Read more »

How to Track Animals in Difficult Terrain

Two deer hoof prints are visible in wet sand.

Do you want to improve your chances of tracking animals down during your next hunting trip? One of the most effective ways to do it is by learning how to spot different signs that will show you which way animals are moving. This can be hard to do, especially when you’re dealing with a tougher… Read more »

Helpful Cookbooks for Hunters

Person in striped apron holding a pot in a kitchen with various fresh vegetables on the counter.

Hunting can be an excellent source of food. A single moose can help feed an entire family for days and days on end. But after just a few days, your family is going to get tired of eating your game meat if you don’t find a way to mix it up and make it in… Read more »