Nothing quite matches the adrenaline surge of an elk hunt. These majestic, robust creatures necessitate equally sturdy and reliable gear – especially for broadheads. Aiming for a clean, ethical kill requires you to equip your bow with a superior broadhead. If you’re preparing for your next thrilling chase, our top pick – the G5 Outdoors …
Nobody wants to have to lug a couple of hundred pounds of elk back to their car after a hunt. With a big game cart, you can carry all of the weight that you want with ease. A game cart is the safest and simplest way for bow hunters to get their prize from point …
You did it. You successfully harvested an elk! Now, after field dressing, skinning, quartering, and finally transporting your prized game to your home, it’s time to store all that elk. Let’s hope your freezer is big enough! Now, admittedly this is something you should consider before your next elk hunt. That’s what this article is …
Big game hunters use broadheads. Why? Because it’s impossible to kill big game with a field point! Broadheads provide a large cutting surface, which increases the likelihood of a quick, clean kill. Also, most states have regulations in place that permit big game hunting only when using broadheads. Furthermore, many states require broadheads to have …
As elk hunting season approaches, hunters prepare their gear and try to figure out which state they’ll be hunting in. Each state and province typically has different minimum draw weight requirements for certain species of animals, including big game animals. The minimum draw weight required for elk hunting is anywhere from 30 to 50 pounds, …
