Alberta Bowhunting Blog
Learning Archery Part 1 In Alberta, the general rifle season for the majority of the foothills (300 series) and prairie areas (100 and 200 series) WMUs (Wildlife Management Units), is quite short, lasting usually only a month (November). This...
In our second season hunting we decided that we needed a hunting pack that we could pack meat out with, as our Red Head packs did not have any frame structure. Due to local...
We spent many miles on the trail and even more on the road during our first hunting season, with little success. We saw a few whitetail deer early in the season, but as it...
In 2014 my brother J and I began our hunting journey. At the time, we were lucky to have a friend take us on our first hunting trip and provide us with some basic...
The majority of the time I spent hunting is in archery season, meaning daytime highs can hit the mid to high 20’s (Celsius, for those south of the border); therefore, it is very important...
Okay, so you have decided to start hunting. Harvesting your own meat is something that interests you but you don’t know where to start – hopefully I can help. It is not as complicated...
In this product review I will go over the AGC Alaska Classic with M.A.X. pocket bino harness. The harness retails for $104.99 USD online but can be found at Jim Bows Archery in Calgary...
The summer prior to our first season hunting (2014) we decided to go on a backcountry scouting trip with a few friends. We planned on hiking in and spending a single night then hiking...
The most common question that I get from friends and family is “What made you start hunting?” To be honest, I usually respond with the quick and easy answer of “FOOD!”. I am sure...
