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Quality. Whenever a hunter asks me about what optics to buy, quality is the first word out of my mouth. That's what you want in optics and I can tell from first hand experience that KOWA is quality.  I'll admit, I didn't know much about KOWA when I first saw some advertisements in a hunting magazine. I had heard about people using the brand, but hadn't seen them first hand. I didn't even personally know a single hunter who used their optics. I hope this review will change that for the hunting community.

I have to admit that lately I have had luck on my side. I was fortunate enough to win the SABO Gen 2 Tactical Archery sight from www.WinHuntingGear.com and was excited to give this a try. I have watched several videos and read up on it quiet a bit, and thought that this looked like an awesome sight to try. When I found out that I won the sight through Win Hunting Gear I was super stoked to give it a shot.

Last Fall, I found the need for a new water bladder that could hold more than a liter of water.  You need to stay hydrated or risk major problems, disorientation or even death. I did plenty of research and found what I was looking for. When I spoke with Jennifer Lappin at Rocky Mountain Survival, LLC, she recommended the Pure Hydration Armoured Reservoir. She mentioned other hunters were using it, but that I should judge it for myself.

First off, I think that Wildgame Innoivations needs to send out an apology for putting junk like this on the market. This camera came in a 2-pack for $80-$90. That is why I bought it. I thought it was a great deal for the price, I couldn't have been more wrong!

Watch the video below and please leave a comment below if you have used this camera.

Below the video are some Trail Cameras that we reccomend and are at a great price.

The Alaknak II tent is a great tent!  All last year I was doing research on wall tent type tents and I read reviews after reviews. I looked at different brands, types, and everything in between. I really had my mind set on a traditional canvas wall tent but that changed as the research ensued.

This last January I was able to use the Mr. Heater Buddy.  I took the heater to Arizona during a December-January Deer and Javelina hunt.  The temperature during the first 3 nights of our hunt was down into the low teens, however inside the tent we were sitting playing cards in a warm 68 degrees.  We were also using a new tent that has the roof jack to install a wood stove but I chose to use the Heater Buddy.