The Return to The Wild – The Jeremy Evans Story

This video isn’t fiction. It’s not polished perfection. It’s real. Every scene is drawn from that long road back—from trauma, fear, and healing.
It’s about what we find in ourselves when we return to the mountains, the forest, the silence.

Glassing in Low Light with TORIC Binoculars

Glassing in Low Light with TORIC Binoculars In this video, we dive deep into the advantages of using TORIC Binoculars in various low-light and outdoor conditions, comparing different models to help you choose the right one for your next hunt or scouting trip. Whether you’re glassing in thick woods or scanning open fields, learn why

Why High-Visibility Turrets Matter

Why High-Visibility Turrets Matter: Precision and Confidence in Every Shot. Whether you’re dialing for a steel plate at 1,200 yards or adjusting elevation on a bull elk across a canyon

Top Fall Birding Hotspots Across the South

Top Fall Birding Hotspots Across the South Whether you’re a seasoned birder or just someone who enjoys being outdoors, fall birding hotspots in the South are hard to beat. Fall brings prime birding to the southern U.S., as thousands of migratory birds pass through. As cooler temperatures and northern winds drive birds south, it sets

The Art of Deer Shot Placement

When it comes to making an ethical shot, it’s crucial to understand deer shot placement, when to take the shot or hold off, and what factors can influence your decision-making process in the field. There’s nothing like that feeling of getting into position for a shot on a deer. Your heart races, your breath catches,

Long-Range Shooting Etiquette

Long-range shooting etiquette entails implementing safety protocols, environmental stewardship, respecting fellow shooters, and fostering educational growth in the sport.   Long-range shooting is not just about hitting distant targets. It’s a discipline that demands respect for safety, the environment, and fellow shooters. As advocates for precision marksmanship and outdoor ethics, it’s crucial to understand and

Can You See Your Impacts?

Our friend James Eagleman of the Barbour Creek Long Range Hunting & Shooting School teaches us how to better see your impacts. Hearing the ping of a bullet making impact with a steel target is one of the most satisfying sounds in the world to shooters. But what about being able to see your impact