Archery Corner and Peep Sights
By Jason Forck

During this years bear hunting trip I listened to a man tell the story of his first Elk he killed with a bow and arrow.  It happened to be his first Elk ever and it had been about a week before the bear hunting trip.  He had successfully shot a 5x5 Bull at around 10 yards.  You could hear the excitement in his voice and his actions and we knew he must have been shaking terribly at the moment of truth. 

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Treating Your Trophy
like a True Trophy
By Jason Forck

Every year I see many great trophies taken by excited hunters only to hear the same hunter dismayed by the sight of their trophy when they get it back from the taxidermist or to have found out the hide has been ruined by improper preparation.  A great trophy mount is more than just the horns or antlers; it is keep sake and memory of a day of success.  Potentially a life long dream was fulfilled that day and a poor looking mount is no way to remember such a good memory.  Below are some things anyone can do to ensure the taxidermist they pick will provide a trophy anyone can be proud to show off.

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