Big capacity meets big hydration. the BlackTimber??? was designed for extreme performance with the serious hunter in mind. Featuring over-sized, easy-to use compartments with 2,557 cubic inches of cargo space and 100 oz. of easily accessible liquid, it???s ready for days of action in the back country. Comes complete with BlackHawk???s S.T.R.I.K.E.?? system sewn-in for modular attachments, a SpaceNet molded back panel that wicks away sweat and a reinforced waist belt with additional attachment points.Extremely deep Shov-It??? pocket is designed to carry bulky items, including dressed meat and antlers, while the pull-out, 244-square-inch blaze orange panel offers additional safety in the field.NOTE: The blaze orange panel is NOT available on the ARPAT color (73PA04AU) Padded shoulder straps are made with non-slip HawkTex to help keep your rifle sling in placeBungee retention system allows

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I am looking for a dog breed that is good for hunting (mainly deer) and good with families. I have a young child and do not want an aggressive breed. I am a novice dog trainer and would like to try and do most of the training myself. I want a breed that can be trained to blood track and retreive. Does anyone know of any good breeds?

For tracking, you probably will be best served by one of the many hound breeds. The other hunting dogs are not as well suited for tracking or trailing, as they tend to "air scent," meaning that they use their noses to smell their prey in the air. Hounds will keep their noses more to the ground and are incredibly adept at trailing their prey, especially a wounded animal leaving a blood trail.

I'm not sure what you want to retrieve, but if want a dog that retrieves ducks or other game birds in addition to tracking, than you should look at one of several breeds that track, point, and retrieve. These are known as versatile hunting dogs. There used to be only seven recognized breeds, but now there's no list of specific breeds (at least that I have seen in years). They included: German Wirehaired Pointer, Weimaraner, Visla, Wirehaired Pointing Griffin, and some others I can't remember. Also the Spinone Italiano and the Bracco Italiano qualify as Versatile Hunting Dogs.

I've owned and trained a bloodhound, and I loved him a lot! However, bloodhounds and many other hounds can be a bit stubborn and not the easiest to train. Make sure you do a lot of research on the best methods for training a dog to trail.

Good Luck!

A hunting trip goes bad…real bad

Duration : 1 min 9 sec

Are they used for different things? My saddle occassionally slips a little back, would an eleastic one be better? i want it for hunting, and maybe some ODE’s.Which one should i get? how to choose? Why do they have eleastic bits on them anyway?! thanks

The elastic ones basically just fit to your horse better and are more flexible. I highly recommend elastic ones, but the only problem is they are a little bit harder to keep clean. Make sure you get d- ring savers/ extenders!

ATTRIBUTES ? Blade Detail: ?Plain, Convex Edge ? Blade Length (inches): ?4 ? Blade Material: ?VG-10, Laminated ? Carry System: ?Leather Belt Sheath

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Scent killing products for hunters

Duration : 10 min 4 sec

I'm doing a science project on whale hunting and need some good and bad points if you can help.

there are no good points about wiping a species off the face of the earth.

This is 4 of 6 in the Training set.
This is on the Wolf Clan's side of training, for Hunting.

The finish time is 3:00.

Duration : 3 min 2 sec

Cold Steel Big Bore .625 Caliber Broadhead Hunting Darts Includes?50 broadhead darts for .625 caliber hunting blowguns.

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What are some of the environmental costs and benefits of hunting and gathering?

Let’s assume we are talking about people as hunters and gatherers. If the population is small, their effect can be insignificant. However, if their population is large or concentrated, human hunting and gathering can be a disaster. For example, many of the world’s prehistoric large mammals have been killed off by human hunting. Also, the large scale gathering of fish from the oceans has vastly reduced the total number of large fish, and some are on the brink of extinction, e.g., the blue fin tuna.