The Love at First Shot crew visits Joshua Creek Ranch in Boerne, Texas, to get some tips from Chef Michael, who’s been cooking wild game for 30-plus years. Mouth-watering quail poppers, axis steak in a cherry chipotle sauce and pheasant enchiladas are all on the menu in this episode.
“Be sure of your target and what’s beyond it” is easy to forget when you’re scared or hyped up.
This $5,000 renewable, one-year scholarship is available to qualified full-time college juniors or seniors majoring in wildlife management/conservation.
Here are some simple but effective ways to get your student on paper in quick order for early confidence building.
Waiting for authorities to arrive is not always an option when a crazed intruder is intent on getting to you first.
Is that a doe in the field, or a button buck? You’d better be sure before you take the shot!
American Rifleman TV traveled to the NSCA Nationals to learn why so many women are calling "Pull!" on a clay bird for the first time.
