Gear
GEAR SPOTLIGHT: T-Post Fence Step
Crossing a barbed wire fence is an unavoidable part of many bird hunts, but it does not have to mean risking a torn pair…
Wild Nexus Field Guide
Hunting
Hunting
PREPARING FOR THE SIT
As archery season approaches, John Hutcheson breaks down how trail cameras, feeders, and preseason preparation can help hunters better understand deer movement before opening…
Gear
Shooting Season: A Summer of 3-D Archery
Summer is the perfect time to step away from the hunting woods and onto the 3-D archery course. In this piece, Scott Turo takes…
Conservation
Comment Now, or Lose the Duck Factory
The Prairie Pothole Region is one of North America’s most important ecological landscapes and the primary breeding ground for much of the continent’s waterfowl.…
Hunting
Battle of Brandywine Creek: A Whitetail Story
A wounded deer slips into a creek, shotgun blasts echo through the timber, and a new hunter suddenly finds himself in the middle of…
Hunting
The Beauty of Opening Day – Turkeys
In this piece, Mike Fitzgerald sits on a quiet turkey opening morning that turns tense when a black bear slips in close and moves…
Gear
Hunt Longer by Learning How to Layer
In his latest article for Wild Nexus, outdoor writer Cody Fongemie explains how the right layering system keeps hunters warm, dry, and comfortable in…
Hunting
DIY Meat Processing: Why We Hunt in the First Place
In his latest article for Wild Nexus, Johnny Vesper explores DIY meat processing as a return to hunting’s primal roots, arguing field-to-freezer ownership reconnects…
Hunting
The Art of Asking Permission and Maintaining Permission -Do’s & Do Nots
In his latest article for Wild Nexus, Mike Fitzgerald breaks down practical strategies for gaining permission to hunt private land, emphasizing overlooked small game…
Hunting
Back To Basics: Is Traditional Waterfowling Gear Still Viable?
Cole Sousa’s first article for Wild Nexus explores the enduring value of traditional duck hunting gear rooted in history and experience. It highlights how…