Rabbit Shooting, Hunting Tips with a Ruger 10/22
Let’s face it, not everyone has an entire weekend to go deer hunting. Young kids, people with limited land to hunt on, or even people who just don’t like sitting in a tree may still love hunting. Well, rabbit hunting is about as accessible as you can get.
Nearly everyone these days has the ubiquitous semi auto .22lr rifle. Usually a Ruger 10/22, but sometimes a Marlin model 60 or Savage Autoloader, whichever your pick there’s no reason to not grab your gun and get in the field. Read more “Rabbit Shooting, Hunting Tips with a Ruger 10/22”
DO you want a dog for your farm that will not chase and kill chickens, and that will still retrieve birds and track wild game for you? Find out how to get that in this episode of Homesteady Live. 
There is definitely an enigmatic mystique and awe when it comes to archery. Most people know what archery is, but few truly appreciate it. The amount of skill, dedication and practice that it takes to become a good archer is definitely underrated. Many people, when they try to shoot an arrow from a bow for the very first time, may have a prior assumption to simply pull back on the string and let fly… it simply is not quite as easy as that. 
Hunting is not just all about having high-end weapons and other equipment, but it is also about overcoming the harsh and most inconvenient environment. Thus, to be an effective hunter, you should be prepared for whatever is ahead of your hunting venture. You should take note of these essential things that all hunters should have during hunting sessions whether you are a professional hunter or is a newbie in the field. 
