Running a Suppressor: What Oregon Hunters Need to Know About Cans in the Field
Suppressors are legal for hunting in Oregon and increasingly common in the field. Here's a practical breakdown of NFA paperwork, real-world sound reduction, host rifle selection, and why a can might be the best upgrade you make this season.
Reloading the .44 Magnum for Hunting: Hard-Hitting Loads for Handgun and Lever-Gun Hunters
The .44 Magnum is a hunter's cartridge that rewards handloaders. Here's how to build accurate, hard-hitting loads for deer, bear, and hog — whether you're shooting a revolver or a lever-action carbine.
Canada Goose Hunting on the Columbia River: Field Blinds, Decoy Spreads, and the Oregon Resident Flock
Oregon's resident Canada geese offer one of the longest, most accessible hunting seasons in the Pacific Northwest. Here's how to set up a killing field blind, build a convincing spread, and call birds all season long.
Summer Steelhead on the Lower Deschutes River: Wade Fishing Tactics for Oregon's Premier Run
The Lower Deschutes River is one of the West's top summer steelhead fisheries. Here's how to read water, pick flies, and land chrome-bright fish from the bank or in the wade.
Columbia River White Sturgeon: Bank Access, Bait Rigs, and Season Rules for Oregon Anglers
Oregon's Columbia River holds some of the largest white sturgeon in the world. Here's everything you need to know about legal retention windows, proven bait setups, and the best bank fishing spots from Bonneville to The Dalles.
Upland Bird Hunting in Eastern Oregon: Pheasant, Chukar, and Hungarian Partridge on Public Land
Eastern Oregon holds some of the best pheasant, chukar, and Hun hunting in the Pacific Northwest — if you know where to go and how to work the terrain. Here's a practical guide to all three species.
Reloading .223 Remington for Varmint Shooting: Powder Selection, Bullet Weights, and High-Volume Load Data
The .223 Remington is America's most reloaded cartridge for good reason. Here's how to build accurate, high-volume varmint and target loads — brass prep, powder selection, bullet choices, and progressive press tips.
Hunting Rifle Trigger Upgrades: Pull Weight, Creep, and the Best Aftermarket Options
A great trigger is the most underrated accuracy upgrade on any hunting rifle. Here's what pull weight and creep actually mean, what factory triggers are worth keeping, and which aftermarket units are worth your money.
Timberline Trail Around Mount Hood: The Complete Guide to Oregon's Classic 40-Mile Alpine Loop
The Timberline Trail circumnavigates Mount Hood in about 40 miles of alpine terrain, river crossings, and volcanic scenery. Here's how to plan your trip — from seasonal conditions and permits to the best campsites and river crossing strategy.
Mount Jefferson Wilderness: A 3-Day Backpacking Loop Through Oregon's Volcanic Spine
At 10,497 feet, Mount Jefferson is Oregon's second-highest peak and the anchor of one of the state's most spectacular wilderness areas. This 3-day loop covers the best of the Jefferson Park highlands, alpine lakes, and flower-filled meadows — with a side of genuine solitude if you go at the right time.