Justin Campbell

I’ve seen this on various forums over the years and heard it in many conversations. Mobile hunting has been the trend for some time now, as the popularity of saddles has exploded and climbing sticks and the lie have become lighter. You’ll find no shortage of YouTube videos on the matter either. Yet when it comes to scouting, not much focuses on that aspect during the season.

Here at Equalized Outdoors, as we rolled into the season, we created a series of saddle-hunting videos for the average hunter, especially those of us on the larger side, like this author. Traditional coverage tends to focus on the outliers in the woods, and we want to plug at least a few of those holes. That said, we’ve shown you how we climb the tree, how we hang our gear in said tree, and now we finally finished it off with how to get said gear to said tree. Education is key to fulfillin

I finally got the Day Six Verse broadhead out to the range, and the test didn’t go quite the way I expected. The plan was straightforward: shoot the practice head, the actual broadhead, and a field point at 20 yards, then stretch things out a little farther. I wanted to see how they grouped and what blade deployment looked like in a foam target.