Professionals use expensive gelatin blocks to demonstrate how bullets will perform on targets, ensuring that the round will have the energy, expansion, and penetration required for effective shots on game animals. But you can build a “poor man’s shooting box” to do the same tests using simple household materials for almost nothing.
Seven Ontario OUT of DOORS contributors, editors and tournament anglers talk about their fishing rigs and why they love them so much.
Do you know how your favourite hunting bullet behaves when it hits its target? We do. We tested their terminal performance.
Using big slip floats to present large shiners to ice-bound pike has become a favourite technique of mine. It works as both a primary method and like a tip-up, as a secondary rod, away from the hut.
This do-it-yourself project gives you the hydrographics used by gun manufacturers (and many others) to achieve that awesome camo look. So dip it good.
Pushing moose out of hiding and toward spots where your hunting party is posted can be amazingly effective when conditions are right and the hunt is well…
It seems there’s no end to the colour combinations we’re presenting to muskie these days, and no reason to think that will change any time soon…
Get OOD exclusives on the latest in fishing innovation and technology at ICAST 2018, from Managing Editor Ray Blades, live on location.
Canadian renowned walleye charter operator, Captain Paul Powis and smallmouth ace Derek Strub, rely on Power Pro line to put fish in the boat.
