Q&A with Slayer Pro-Staff Mike Wec: Choke tubes
Waterfowler and Slayer pro-staffer Mike Wec shares his tips for choosing a quality choke tube and maintaining it properly.
Canned wild game—delicious and easy
Mr. and Mrs. M.D. Johnson share their secrets to successfully making canned wild game. Follow their step-by-step guide for canning broths and meat for later enjoyment.
Q&A with Travis Tweet: Do-it-yourself big game meat processing
Travis Tweet and M.D. Johnson share their tips for big game meat processing. Check out their favorite supplies, plus tips for getting started.
Q&A with Slayer Pro-Staff Chance Robbins: The ‘kill kit’
What’s in your ‘kill kit’? M.D. Johnson talks post-shot necessities with Chance Robbins, founder of God’s Country For Our Heroes, in this Slayer Q&A.
Don’t give up until the tag is filled
If at first you don’t succeed, try again until the tag is full. Steve Raudenbush with Mnt2Coast Outdoors shares his breathtaking pursuit of Roosevelt elk in 2022 and the chase that took him across state lines, into some of the best territory in the Mountain West. Stay until the end to get his Slayer gear recommendations.
Michael Batease from Elk Calling Academy Demos Slayer’s Enchantress Cow Call
Michael Batease from Elk Calling Academy reviews Slayer’s Enchantress Cow Call.
How to Replace the Reed of Slayer’s Enchantress Push Button Elk Call
See just how easy it is to replace the reed of Slayer’s Enchantress push button elk call.
Q&A with Robert Albers: Ethical archery and how far is too far?
M.D. Johnson talks about ethical hunting and how far is too far of a shot with Robert Albers, Slayer Pro Staff and full-time hunting guide.
How to speak the language of elk
It’s fair to say that world elk calling championship finalist Joe McCarthy has mastered the art of speaking the herd’s language. He shares his tips for conquering treacherous terrain while calling and cornering big game.
Q&A with Travis Tweet: Competitive archer and bow hunter
Travis Tweet’s near-weekly archery competitions and “hunting instincts” helped him shoot two bears, a buck, and an elk last year. He shares the ways mountain competitions give him better experience ahead of archery season.