Stories from the Field

July 30th, 2026

Pheasant Hunting Colorado: Where to Go, What to Expect & Private Land Access

Mateo Lorenzo

Colorado pheasant hunting is concentrated on the Eastern Plains east of I-25, with the best bird densities in the South Platte River valley from Sterling to Julesburg. Season runs November through January. Populations are recovering from the 2020-23 drought, and the 2025-26 forecast shows improvement. A small game license is all you need.

July 17th, 2026

How to Make Money From a Trout Stream or Pond on Your Property

Mateo Lorenzo

If you own water — a trout stream, a stocked pond, or a stretch of river — you can earn income by offering anglers short-term access through a platform like Infinite Outdoors. You set the rules and dates, IO handles booking, payment, and vetting, and you keep control of your land.

June 26th, 2026

Why the 20 Gauge Shotgun Is Becoming the New Standard for Fall Hunting

Justin Hunold

Discover why the modern 20 gauge shotgun is a top choice for dove, duck, goose, upland bird, turkey, and small game hunting.

June 26th, 2026

6.5 Creedmoor vs .308 Winchester: Which Rifle Cartridge Is Better for Big Game Hunting?

Justin Hunold

Compare 6.5 Creedmoor vs .308 for deer, elk, bear, hogs, and pronghorn. See which hunting cartridge fits your rifle and terrain.

May 29th, 2026

5 Weight vs 6 Weight Fly Rod: How to Pick the Right One

Mateo Lorenzo

The 5 weight is the gold standard for trout -- lighter, more delicate, and ideal for dry flies on a variety of water. The 6 weight adds backbone for wind, streamers, and bigger fish. If you only fish mountain creeks and tailwaters, go 5. If you want one rod for everything including streamers, big nymph rigs, and light saltwater, go 6.

May 29th, 2026

What to Wear Deer Hunting in the Fall: Layering, Boots, Camo, and Weather Gear

Justin Hunold

Learn what to wear deer hunting in the fall, including layering systems, boots, camo, and weather gear for any whitetail hunt.