Category: Hunting Tips

Common Hunting Mistakes to Avoid

A white-tailed deer with antlers stands in a grassy, wooded area surrounded by dry grass and trees.

Hunting is an exciting and rewarding pursuit, but even experienced hunters can make mistakes that cost them a successful trip. Whether you’re new to hunting or a seasoned veteran, avoiding common errors can improve your chances of bringing home a trophy. Here are three frequent hunting mistakes and how to prevent them! 1) Switching Stands… Read more »

Tips on Preparing Big Game for Taxidermy

Mounted moose head with large antlers displayed on an interior wall under ceiling lights.

In Saskatchewan, there are ample opportunities to hunt large game such as moose and bear. Many hunters choose to have their game taxidermied to celebrate a successful hunt and preserve the memory of their experience. Follow these tips below to guarantee that your mount will be a magnificent representation of your hunting achievement! Find Your… Read more »

Common Shooting Mistakes Hunters Make

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Hunting is a skill that requires a combination of patience, precision, and respect for nature. Despite being experienced, hunters can still make mistakes that affect their success and the ethical nature of the hunt. Therefore, understanding common shooting mistakes is essential for enhancing your hunting skills and ensuring a responsible and humane approach. Poor Preparation… Read more »

5 Hunting Etiquette Rules to Follow on the Field

Two people in bright orange jackets walk through a field carrying rifles, likely participating in a hunting activity.

Every hunter has their own preferred prey, favorite spot, and weapon of choice. One thing that holds true for all hunters alike though? You must follow the same rules of proper etiquette when you’re out on the field. Hunters who take their sport seriously understand how important it is to respect their fellow hunters, environment,… Read more »

How to Get Ready for Hunting Season

Man in outdoor gear holding a rifle kneels in tall grass, looking into the distance with one hand shielding his eyes.

Most people spend their August soaking up the sun, trying to enjoy every moment of a summer that always feels too short. If you’re a hunter though, you probably start itching for fall as soon as August is underway, eager to begin the next season’s challenge. While you can’t get out onto the field just… Read more »

What to Bring on a Guided Moose Hunt

A person in orange camouflage gear stands in a forest clearing holding a rifle, surrounded by trees and grass.

Well, you did it. You finally booked that guided moose hunt you always wanted to do and now your trip is just around the corner! You’re about to embark upon the experience of a lifetime. So, how do you make sure everything goes according to plan? The same way you do with any hunt—you prepare…. Read more »

What You Should Know Before Buying Your First Hunting Bow

Person in camouflage holding a compound bow and loading an arrow outdoors in a field.

Seasoned hunters are always looking for their next challenge. You might switch up your environment and travel to a new hunting spot. Or maybe you’ll start to target bigger or more elusive game. But perhaps one of the most thrilling challenges experienced hunters are drawn to is mastering a new weapon. Bowhunting is the perfect… Read more »

How to Find and Take Down a Black Bear

A woman in camouflage kneels behind a dead bear outdoors, with two dogs nearby and camping equipment in the background.

When you think of hunting in Canada, your mind probably goes to moose first. After that, you likely move to more common hunting game such as deer and turkey. But did you know that many areas in Canada are actually known for black bear hunting too? That’s right! In fact, we have some of the… Read more »

A Family Tradition: How to Introduce Your Child to Hunting

An adult and child in outdoor clothing observe nature by a river; the child uses binoculars, and the adult holds a shotgun.

If you’re an avid hunter, chances are you want to pass that love for the great outdoors down to your kids. Hunting is a great way to bond with your children while teaching them responsibility, patience, discipline, and other valuable life skills that will help them develop into well-rounded adults! It’s important to introduce your… Read more »

Hunting Safety 101

Silhouette of a person with a rifle standing in a field at sunset, with clouds in the sky.

As the leaves change color and the temperatures begin to drop here in Saskatchewan, we’re gearing up for the start of the new season—hunting season that is! Whether you’re an experienced hunter dreaming about this year’s trophy or a beginner ready to apply what you’ve learned at the range to the field, the dawning of… Read more »