If you’ve done any goose hunting, you’ve probably heard the term “skybusting.” You may know it means shooting at birds that are out of your shotgun’s effective range, but do you know if you’re guilty […]
As long as you can hit what you’re aiming at, any gun will do for a hunt. Some are better than others, but it’s not the original price tag that makes the difference between a […]
I spent the first 20 years of my hunting life using an old .22 Marlin for small game, a Ruger chambered for .270 for big game, and a Browning BPS 12-gauge for anything that flies. […]
There was a time when I could hit 25 out of 25 clays in a round of trap. But that was when I was shooting every week, and sometimes several times a week. Round after […]
My son Logan has always been sort of a natural with firearms. The first time he shot a .22, he nailed more targets than he missed. Granted, they weren’t especially small targets. They were knock-down […]
My first exposure to five-stand shooting was at the Game and Fish Department’s Wyoming Hunting and Fishing Heritage Expo in Casper. I was working at the shotgun station, and between groups of kids who came […]
I’ve seen some alarming price tags on ammo recently. The buy-it-as-soon-as-it-hits-the-shelves frenzy has abated, along with the rapid escalation of prices, but those prices seem to have leveled out at a higher level than what […]
I know I’m out of practice with my shotgun, but it usually doesn’t take me too long to get back in the swing of things. With that in mind, I hauled the shotgun out to […]
This being Wyoming, there are undoubtedly going to be quite a few firearms tucked under Christmas trees across the state. I’d be lying if I told you I wasn’t wishing for one, but between my […]
Last week, I stepped up to the 20-yard line at the trap club and had a heck of a streak going. I moved through three stations before I dropped my first shot. Granted, on that […]
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