We unboxed Burris’ new rangefinding bow sight – the Burris Oracle 2. This is a bow sight that has a built in range finder. You draw your bow, press a button and it gives you an exact aim point for that distance and angle of shot. Sounds pretty cool and we’re gonna chuck it on a bow to see how it fairs.
Earlier this year, we had an opportunity to test out the brand new Burris Thermal Handheld (BTH 35). What we discovered was a rip snorting thermal optic device that turns up the heat on night shooting and lets you own the night. Or as we like to say, it helps you hunt when you can’t see shit!
Field glasses and binoculars are devices that magnify distant objects to help you see more clearly. But what is the difference between them?
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In this video, I review the Burris XTR II 3-15×50 scope with Burris XTR Signature Rings, which is mounted on a Tikka T3x CTR in .223 Remington.
The Politically Incorrect Guide to Hunting by Frank Miniter is a must-read book for anyone who wants to be able to defend hunting against anti-hunters.
Interested to see how the Ridgeline Monsoon Anorak performs in the rain? In this video review, Tash puts its waterproofing capablity to the test.
We review the new Burris Eliminator III scope with in-built range-finder and see how it performs in the field.
When setting up your first hunting rifle, it’s a good idea to start at an entry-level/standard rifle. You want something
Great equipment is awesome but you don’t have to break the bank to get that. Hunting is not a cheap
We have a bit of fun laughing at Tash, who has some serious trouble getting her lines right while doing the product review for Paladin.
Here is our basic gear list for a day hunt. You can click on any of the pictures in this
We review the Paladin Custom Apex Modular Rig, a front-mounted hunting pack suitable for both rifle and bow hunting.