Exo Journal

When it comes to hunting big game, primarily in the vastness of the west, versatility is the name of the game. It applies to the method of take, the gear we use and even the time of year we choose to hunt. We need to be swiss-army knives in the hills, and this includes how we camp.

Your weapon and other gear are your tools, and when something doesn't work right, it can easily cost you an animal that you have worked so hard to pursue. Here are some small equipment checks that will pay off big in the end.

As a small company, we don't have the resources to attend the countless hunting shows and outdoor expos that happen all across the country. But we do try to visit at least a couple of shows each year. We have two opportunities in February of 2020 for you to come see the new K3 Pack Systems, purchase with exclusive show-special pricing, or just come hang out and swap some hunting stories... February 5-9: Pacific Northwest Sportsmen's Show in Portland, Oregon February 13-16: Western Hunting & Conservation Expo in Salt Lake City, Utah Hope to see you then!

To say that I was excited would be an understatement of epic proportions. Having grown up reading stories of adventure in Alaska, it was hard for me to comprehend that I was getting to undertake an Alaskan adventure for myself. Although I had been talking about an Alaskan Caribou hunt for years, I wouldn't believe that it was happening until I stepped foot on the vast Alaskan wilderness. Now, on the other side of the adventure, I wanted to share the five most impactful lessons that I learned from this trip. If you want to hear more about the hunting...