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Start with a .22 and fifty rounds

A first range day goes better when you shoot less, stand closer and wear the right shirt. What to book, what to bring and who to ignore at the counter.

GuidePlayMarcus Vale23 Sept 20266 min

Start shooting trap and skeet without embarrassing yourself

What to say at the counter, which gun works, and the three mistakes that make a beginner miss the same target twenty-five times.

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Plan a cook for eight people

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GuideHunting & ShootingWes Dunbar23 Sept 20266 min

Calling Coyotes Without Losing Your Permission

Coyotes come in fast, from the wrong side, and usually behind you. The harder part is still the guy who owns the gate.

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Pattern the gun, learn one call, then sit still

Spring gobblers are won on a paper target in March and lost by a hunter who moves at 9:40 a.m. Everything else is detail.

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GuideHunting & ShootingWes Dunbar23 Sept 20266 min

Retake the hunter safety course you already passed

Your certificate never expires. Your habits do, and the field day is still the best few hours in hunting.

GuideHunting & ShootingWes Dunbar23 Sept 20266 min

The ten seconds after your dog points are the whole hunt

Most missed birds, and every genuinely unsafe moment in upland hunting, happen between the point and the flush. Walk in like you mean it.

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GuideHunting & ShootingWes Dunbar23 Sept 20265 min

Take hunter ed again, even after thirty seasons

The course isn't just a card for a 12-year-old. It's the cheapest tune-up in hunting, and the field day will humble you.

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Does your wardrobe actually fit you?

Five questions, honestly answered, and a plan for the next fortnight.

GuideHunting & ShootingWes Dunbar23 Sept 20266 min

Your kid's first hunt should end before they want it to

Plan ninety minutes, set the maximum range in the backyard, and rehearse the shot out loud before you ever leave the truck.

GuideHunting & ShootingSam Ortiz22 Sept 20266 min

The First Hunt Should Be Short, Warm and a Little Boring

Plan a kid's first time in the field around whether they'll want to come back, not around whether anything gets shot.

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Build me a 30-day training plan around two sessions a week

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GuideHunting & ShootingWes Dunbar20 Sept 20263 min

The four rules, and why experienced shooters break them first

Every firearms accident is a violation of at least two of these. It's almost never the beginner.

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