Exo Journal

While newer hunters “don’t know what they don’t know”, experienced hunters often know more than they may be able to communicate effectively. This gap between the experienced and the beginner is something we explore in this episode covering “What I wish I knew when I started” lessons.

The hunt rarely gives us second chances. We get one shot and one shot only. So, it’s on us to make good on these opportunities. As bowhunters, our shooting preparation for the hunt should mirror that reality. Even in practice, have the mindset that only the first shot counts. Here is how to practice properly for your next archery hunt...

There are a lot of variables and added layers of difficulty that come with solo hunting in the backcountry. The questions you may consider include — Is solo hunting actually a good idea? Is it worth it? And is it right for you? I believe a strong case can be made that solo hunting is, in fact, a good idea IF you...

Since becoming a Father, I’ve gained a new perspective about pre-season hunting prep on limited time. Here are some tips that have helped me make the most of every spare minute leading up to opening day, and how I use that time to become a better hunter while still giving my best time and effort to work and family