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Hunting the High Lonesome of the Rocky Mountain West
By T. W. Owen
It’s 2:00 AM and the horses are standing three-legged on their picket-lines. The fire’s been brought back to life for morning coffee and the wrangler has the horses saddled and ready to go to the top of Terrace Mountain in Elk...
Multiple Coyote Calling
By Albert Pilling
There was about 45 minutes of daylight left when my partner and I settled in to try and call in a coyote or two. We were situated halfway up the west bank of a small creek with the sun behind us. The area in front of us was the frozen creek about 20...
Physical Training For Mountain Hunts
By Len Backus
I am just an ordinary guy trying to prepare for and to maximize enjoyment of the physical part of my western mountain hunts in altitudes up to 10,000 feet. Over the years that I have been hunting in the west, the degree of my physical...
The Why Of The AR-15 Semiautomatic
By Jerry Stordahl
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Bolt action rifles in general will overlap into other uses, and the semiautomatic AR-15 shares the same useful trait. The AR-15 has endured a rocky trail from its inception, but in today’s shooting...
Coyote Calling—The Set-Up
By Tim Titus
I settled in front of the juniper tree adjusting my Bipod legs to the height needed to make an effective shot on the creek bottom before me. A little over four minutes into Adult Cottontail from my Foxpro Fury, two coyotes were loping towards the caller...
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