PH Profile Ray Collingwood Collingwood Bros.
Ray Collingwood was born in Ft. McLeod, Alberta, and raised in the Vancouver area where he attended the University of British Columbia. His father was an avid hunter and fisherman who took him and his brothers up the caribou country of British Columbia on deer, elk and moose hunts. During the summer, Collingwood learned to
SCI Heads To Supreme Court Supporting Wyoming’s Authority To Manage Wildlife
SCI is once again before the U.S. Supreme Court, this time supporting Wyoming in a case that could undermine the state’s ability to manage its wildlife and regulate hunting. SCI filed an amicus brief in the U.S. Supreme Court Nov. 20 in Herrera v. State of Wyoming. SCI supported the arguments of Wyoming in opposition
You Can Help Wildlife By Returning Tracking Collars Intact
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is encouraging anyone who finds or harvests an animal with a radio collar or transmitter to return that collar as soon as possible to any Game and Fish office or employee. “Many animals from deer to moose are fitted with collars that collect data, which are important to wildlife
PETA – The Gift That Keeps On Giving”¦And Giving”¦And Giving
Not satisfied to let a moment go by without coming up with something more absurd than their last stunt, PETA is now calling on the town of Wool, a large village in the Purbeck district of Dorset, England, to change its name to ‘Vegan Wool.” Claiming the name change would promote kindness to sheep, the
Hornady ETX Custom International
The EXT has a small hollow point and expansion cavity. It routinely provides upwards of 95 percent weight retention and penetrates deeply with minimal meat damage. That European riflemakers tend to cut their chambers a little differently from U.S. makers is the impetus behind Hornady’s Extreme Terminal Expansion (ETX) bullet in its Custom International line
Armchair Safari – Elephant Hunting in East Equatorial Africa with Arthur Neumann
Once at El Bogoi, and in spite of being unwell, I could not rest, so went out again, starting early as usual. I met Lesiat, one of my guides, at the foot of a kopje where we had parted the day before. The spoor of a single elephant was crossed not far from camp, but
Destination: Gobbler!
The wild turkey is a native North American bird, probably initially domesticated by early natives in Mexico and definitely first brought to Europe by Spanish explorers in the Eighteenth Century. Today roast turkey is widely appreciated and wild or feral populations are hunted in numerous parts of the world, including Europe and several far-flung islands
Leica Sport Optics – Precision Built On A Century Of Knowledge And Expertise
To trust sport optics, a brand with high quality engineering and the best lenses standard is required. Leica has been doing just that for more than a century. Leica’s lenses are an essential part of the German brand’s DNA, producing binoculars, spotting scopes, riflescopes and laser rangefinders with the highest level of precision. Today, Leica continues to achieve exactly what founder Dr. Ernst
Animal Rights Groups Argues Big Cats Should Be Deemed “˜Individuals’
In a strange case involving a now-deceased tiger, the Animal Legal Defense Fund (ALDF) is claiming big cats (and by extrapolation, all animals) should be deemed individuals. The tiger in question was a truck stop attraction in Grosse Tete – a village in Louisiana. Tony the Tiger was euthanized in October 2017 “to prevent Tony
Soft Nights and Hard Ground
I recently had the chance to use a couple of new products from Klymit and I have to say I was suitably impressed with both. I have done reviews on Klymit products in past and was impressed with their product’s strength and durability as well as their comfort in real world applications and these new