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Blown Radiators and Backcountry Muleys
I was already way behind schedule when I arrived at the trailhead in the middle of nowhere in central Nevada for my first archery mule deer hunt. A blown radiator had left me waiting several hours for...
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Public Lands Yield Iconic Game and Pristine Backcountry
This past August, I had the opportunity to hunt deer with archery equipment in central Nevada. This would be my first Nevada mule deer tag and I was able to hunt in a pristine backcountry area with...
View ArticleConserving the Last of the Old West
Nevada is truly a sportsmen’s paradise, a place where you can still find vast expanses of public lands and feel like you’ve got it all to yourself. If you haven’t already had the opportunity to hunt...
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Sage Grouse Saga a Wake-Up Call for Sportsmen
These days, there’s a lot of talk out West about a game bird called the greater sage grouse. This chicken-sized bird lives in the sagebrush country in places like Wyoming, southern Idaho, southeastern...
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The future of 245 million acres of public land
A lot of folks around the West are frustrated with federal land management agencies these days. A ram harvested from BLM lands. Image courtesy of the BLM. Our federal public lands are facing a lot of...
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