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About the Author:
Tracy Breen
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GUIDES by Tracy Breen:
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Picking the Perfect Arrow Rest (guide)
Many new archers underestimate the importance of the arrow rest when accessorizing their compound bow. Don't make the same mistake. Here's everything you need to know when choosing a new arrow rest.
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Bow Sight Buyer's Guide (guide)
Bright, durable, adjustable -- these are just some of the factors you'll want to consider while shopping for a new compound bow sight. Learn all about current features and styles in this guide to bow sights.
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Electronic Dog Training Collar Guide (guide)
Finding an electronic dog collar that fits your training needs and budget can be difficult. Learn what features and ranges you'll need in this electronic dog collar guide.
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Crossbow Buyer's Guide (guide)
Crossbow hunting is gaining popularity for a variety of reasons. Use this crossbow buyer's guide to help wade through the technology and jargon.
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Treestand Buyer's Guide (guide)
Several treestand styles are available today, so if you're in the market for a new stand, read on. Just remember: the type of stand you choose should be based on the style of hunting you intend to do and the terrain you plan to hunt.
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Compound Bow Buyer's Guide (guide)
With so many different types of bows on the market today, choosing the "right" one can be a difficult undertaking. This compound bow buyer's guide will help you wade through the options and simplify the process of buying a new bow.
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HOWTOS by Tracy Breen:
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Dog Training with Live Birds (howto)
Using live birds to train pointing dogs, flushing dogs and retrievers helps dogs reach their full potential and teaches them how to respond to birds in the field.
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Chinook Salmon on Alaska's Kenai River (howto)
The Kenai River is the most famous river in Alaska -- and quite possibly the entire world -- for Chinook salmon. If an Alaskan salmon trip is in your future, read the following article to find out the best times and tactics for monster kings.
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Predator Hunting with the Pros (howto)
National Coyote Calling Champions Al Morris and Steve Collins share their secret tactics for predator hunting success.
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Alaskan Moose Hunting (howto)
An Alaskan Moose hunt can be expensive, but if you do a little research and hunt on your own, you can reduce those costs significantly. Learn how following Tracy Breen's do-it-yourself moose tips.
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Deer at Eye Level with Ground Blinds (howto)
Once you've mastered hunting from a pop-up blind, nothing will give you the heart-pounding adrenalin rush you get when you are eye to eye with a monster buck!
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Scent Control 101 (howto)
Hunters who believe in scent control take it seriously, and there are a series of steps hunters must go through to minimize human odor. Skip one of those crucial steps and you could easily spook that once-in-a-lifetime buck.
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Food Plots 101 (howto)
Food plots that attract wildlife require planning, time and work. For a lush, green food plot that attracts wild game from miles around, follow these simple suggestions.
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Snow Goose Hunting 101 (howto)
Never tried snow goose hunting? Spend a little time scouting and learning to set up a decent decoy spread, and the odds of you coming home on opening day with a sore shoulder are pretty good.
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PRODUCTREVIEWS by Tracy Breen:
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RedHead Carbon MAX2 Arrows (productreview)
The new MAX2 has more beneficial features than the average arrow, which makes them a great buy for bowhunters looking for a super strong arrow that will pass through many big game animals without bending or breaking.
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