2017 Journal #1: My First 2017 Hunt & The Season Plan Moving Forward

By Mark Kenyon Only 10 minutes into my 2017 season,  the first rush of hunting-induced adrenaline surged through my veins. It was last Friday, in southern Montana, and I was headed out for my first ever pronghorn hunt. I filled my pack with a day’s worth of water, snacks and gear, grabbed my Halon 32 and started up a steep golden hill of grass. The landscape ahead of me was a patchwork of state and BLM public land, and when I came over the rise...

America’s Worst Hunting Laws: Part 1

A century ago, our wildlife in the United States was in serious trouble. Unregulated market hunting led to near extinction for many popular game animals, from ducks to deer. Fortunately, early wildlife conservation pioneers like Theodore Roosevelt and Aldo Leopold recognized the urgency of the situation. As a result, newly formed state fish and game agencies began managing wildlife resources for sustainability. These agencies created sensible...

Part 1 North Dakota Scouting and Sheds – #WiredToHuntWeekly 40

By Mark Kenyon We’re two days into our North Dakota scouting and shed hunting trip and things are off to a good start. Here’s our first update!