We're all excited to be outdoors hunting down gobblers this spring, but before you head out make sure you and your hunting buddies are practicing gun safety out in the field.
Whenever you're involved in a hunting lease, be you a landowner or a hunter, it's crucial that you go over the issue of liability before anything is signed.
Interested in hunting coyotes this Winter? Check out this guide to get you started!
October 1 being the beginning of hunting season in Indiana brings excitement for hunters, but also dangers. September is tree stand safety awareness month, which gives the Tree Stand Safety Awareness Foundation (TSSA) an opportunity to educate hunters right before heading out to their favorite hunting spot.
Safety is one of the most important parts of hunting; make sure you're setting a good example by taking extra precaution when it comes to climbing tree stands
This month Jake Teal, owner of JT Calls shares what it is about waterfowl hunting that gets him out of a tree stand and into a duck blind in November.
Scent control sprays, powders, and ozone bags are all well and good, but have you considered taking these scent control precautions before you head out?
Both you and the landowner of the lease you're hunting on will feel a lot better if you have hunting lease insurance backing you up.