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Every hunter within my family started out with a Glenfield (Marlin built) 30-30 carbine fitted with a Weaver 4X scope. We zero the rifle so that bullets impact two inches higher than point of aim at 100 yards. This results in a 150 yard bullseye strike and about 3 inches lower at 200 yards...

This older photo is from a northern California hunt for coastal blacktail deer. Hunter orange not req'd within this silly state. 44 MAG is a keeper! TR

Many years back, I was scouting for a place to hunt deer within the Huron National Forest of Michigan. I had never driven there before but soon encountered a deer crossing yellow sign by the roadway. I stopped and walked back about 100 yards looking for a deer trail. Finding nothing, I reversed...

I read a recent article about this Turkish built shotgun. Price and features are tempting me to purchase one. Any input? TR

When I was a young hunter back in the 1960's, 16 gauge was quite common among hunters of upland game. Always an excellent choice for flying pheasants and running rabbits. I remember the purple cardboard hulls were sold at Tru Value Hardware for a very fair price. TR

30-30 is all you need. TR

CVA Optima is TOPS!! - TR

Mule deer hunt in the Black Hills of South Dakota. TR

BUCK 119 with custom sheath. TR

Schrade Old Timer featuring drop point blade and liner lock. TR

Mossberg 464 with 16 inch barrel and laminated stock. 30-30 is a keeper! TR

I sold my older Ten Point and bought a new Wicked Ridge model with the hand crank cocker. Amazing how little effort it takes to cock this crossbow. TR

My son-in-law's brother always shows up at deer camp with his only rifle. Its a CVA Wolf in 50 caliber and it hits hard within the typical distances we shoot. He has toppled several deer and one bear with this rifle. TR

This is where we hunt in Florida for wild hogs. They're spooky but can be approached by a stealthy stalk. The guide is very helpful and always puts us on hogs. Pricing for a fully guided hunt is $230. for a hog weighing less than 125 lbs. More for the truly huge ones. Guide dresses, skins...

30-30 is a keeper! - TR

I prefer to shoot them with my scoped 22 rifle. Ammo: CCI subsonic. Good luck! - TR

This is a photo of a photo. I downed this dandy coastal forky when I was stationed at Travis back in 1991. I had to crawl and use hunting skill to position myself within shooting distance. Marlin 44 MAG did the job with just one shot; distance was about 100 yards. No exit hole which means this...

There is very little variance between 22-250 and 243. Not enough difference for killing power on deer sized animals. - TR

44 MAG is always a good choice for a 16 inch barrel. - TR

Where I usually hunt in northern Florida and central Pennsylvania, the shots tend to be 75 yards or less. So, I continue to hunt with my Mossberg lever gun in 30-30 fitted with a Simmons 2-7X scope. For ammo, 170 grain Power Point is a dandy. - TR