The Strugglestick Addiction: Part III

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The Strugglestick Addiction: Part III By Aron Snyder, Host of Kifaru Cast After the last day success in Colorado, Brian Call and I were headed North to Idaho for another elk...

The Strugglestick Addiction: Part II

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The Strugglestick Addiction: Part II By Aron Snyder, Host of Kifarucast Spring time was over and I had all summer to get ready for the fall hunting season. I had learned...

The Strugglestick Addiction: Part I

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The Strugglestick Addiction: Part I By Aron Snyder, Host of Kifarucast If you would have asked me a few years ago what I thought about traditional archery, you probably wouldn't have...

Backcountry First Aid Kit

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BackCountry First-Aid Kit By Richard Rhodes, Guest Contributor I remember a call I had many years ago, it was for a man bleeding from his leg and he was not able...

Building Accurate Sight Tapes

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Building Accurate Sight Tapes By Doug Rosin, Rokslide Moderator When your trophy of a lifetime requires you to dial your adjustable sight to a specific distance, you want to be 100%...

Spot and Stalk Bear: A Fall Success Story

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Spot and Stalk Bear: A Fall Success Story By Dustin Allen, Guest Contributor As a rookie western hunter, an OTC spot and stalk fall bear hunt in Montana was too good...

One or Both Eyes Open

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One or Both Eyes Open By Guest Contributor, Jimmy Tippetts (Slim Jim) When shooting a compound bow, do you use one or both eyes? This topic has been discussed many times,...
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Alaska DIY Caribou (and So Much More)

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Alaska DIY Caribou (and So Much More) By Billy Molls, Rokslide Guest WriterAfter about two years of trapping coons, muskrats, mink, beaver, and fox with my grandpa near my parents'...
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Alaska DIY Moose, The Inside Scoop, Part II

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  Alaska DIY Moose, The Inside Scoop Part 1By Billy Molls, Rokslide Guest Writer In Part I, we discussed the rewards of an Alaskan DIY moose hunt, general methods...
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Alaska DIY Moose, The Inside Scoop, Part I

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Alaska DIY Moose, The Inside Scoop, Part IBy Billy Molls, Rokslide Guest Writer An Alaskan bull moose can weigh nearly 2,000 pounds. His antlers can stretch over...