Archive for Safety Tips
Hunting Safety at Home and Beyond by HomeAdvisor, contributed by Randy Rowley
Posted by: | CommentsDuck Hunting Safety by an unknown author, contributed by Randy Rowley
Posted by: | CommentsDuck hunting season is right around the corner and often involves boat safety combined with hunting safety. A large majority of duck hunting accidents occur while on a boat and are easily preventable. Read More→
Treestand Safety by an unknown author, contributed by Randy Rowley
Posted by: | CommentsGetting off the ground can be dangerous, so always practice safety when using climbing treestands. Treat them with respect and they will not only add a new dimension to your hunting but they will also give you a lifetime of hunting memories. Read More→
Don’t go Hunting Alone by John Bobo
Posted by: | CommentsDon’t go hunting alone. We all think we are great hunters and that nothing is ever going to happen to us, but as I age and encounter more and more of life’s experiences, I have reached the conclusion that one should never “go hunting alone.” The following are just a couple of the things that have happened to me while “hunting alone.” Read More→
Always Believe that the gun is Loaded! by John Bobo
Posted by: | CommentsWhenever I finish hunting with my pump shotgun, I always pump it, point it to the ground and pull the trigger to hear the click, and then put it in the scabbard. On one such dove hunt I was having trouble ejecting the third shell. However, when I finished I went through the same exercise and put the gun back in the case. A few days later I took the gun, and a reel that I was having trouble with, to a gun and reel shop for repair. Read More→