Guest blog from Greta Yira The chase for Hank the Tank began in 2018 when my husband, Jordan, and I first got him on camera. He was a massive main frame 10, and the biggest body deer we had ever seen. We knew he was something special. However, we noticed he had been hit in the neck by an arrow which was confirmed by the neighbor as well. Not knowing the extent of the injury we were anxious for gun season. After 9 days of gun season, he went unseen, and we got no pictures of h

Fried elk backstrap is one of my favorite meals. It's easy, quick, and so good. And I love using panko crumbs when frying because they get so crispy and actually absorb less oil than traditional breadcrumbs or flour. Since I purchased the HuntChef "Canadian Carnivore" Seasoning at ATA, I wanted to try it out on something I normally make to see how it tastes. Spoiler Alert: It's delicious! This recipe is very easy, and although I used elk backstrap, you could use any cut and t

Winter, snow, and the end of hunting season don't mean you need to pull your trail cameras from the woods. With a few changes in strategy, the winter can reveal a lot about the woods and property. Change the Batteries Batteries are an important part of your trail camera success and choosing the right set can make all the difference in camera performance and how often you need to change them. As a general rule, lithium batteries typically provide the best performance in cold t

Trade show season is an exciting time of year...seeing old friends, making new ones, and best of all: seeing tons of new hunting and outdoor products! It was great getting back to ATA after a year off although this year's show was definitely a little slower-paced with many larger brands deciding not to attend. But despite that, I, along with Huntress View Team Member Courtney Ogden, spent three days at the show checking out what's new for 2022! Below are a few of our 'Top Pic

This delicious one pot Cajun pasta recipe is simple to make - and clean up - and includes a lot of ingredients that you probably already hav

Tips to help you remain a responsible and ethical hunter. As a hunter, I will be the first to admit that my morals have been put to the test many times while out in the field. There have been so many different scenarios that tested me and made that little voice in the back of my head tell me to do something that I know isn't ethical: A buck of a lifetime walks in range right after shooting light. A deer turns broadside, but a little further out than what I'm comfortable shoo