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Clean, cool, and protected—that’s the operational framework for premium wild game meat. This field guide consolidates best practices for elk, deer, antelope, caribou, and moose so you can execute a consistent pack-out in heat, weather, and distance.

Prepare for your DIY Argali hunt with Caribou Gear’s ultimate gear list—featuring the Carnivore Game Bag, Hunter’s Tarps, Rifle Cover, and Koyukon Duffel Bags. Proven gear for the world’s toughest mountains.

Two hunters tragically struck by lightning in Colorado remind us why preparation and safety are vital for every backcountry hunter. Stay safe.

There are moments in the wild when everything aligns — the sharp scent of spruce in the early hour, the low, resonant bugle of a bull drifting across a ridge, and that steady, purposeful focus that turns a hunt into a memory.

When the mountains go dark and the wind howls through the canyons, that’s when the real hunt begins. In this Caribou Gear® blog, we unpack one high-country hunt that reminded us why we do this—and how the right gear makes all the difference.

Every hunt begins long before you lace up your boots. It starts in the garage, the gear room, or the corner of the basement where your hunting kit lives. And if you're like me, that kit tells a story. Years of experience, trial, and error.

Hunters just helped stop a massive public land sell-off in Utah and Nevada—over 500,000 acres at risk. In this Caribou Gear® backcountry blog, we break down what happened, why it matters for western hunting, and how you can keep fighting for public land access. If you care about elk hunting, DIY hunts, and preserving our right to roam, this is a must-read.

When the hunt ends, the real work begins. In the high country, one piece of gear separates you from spoilage—your game bags. Discover why serious hunters are leaving canvas behind and trusting synthetic game bags for cleaner pack-outs, better airflow, and true field reliability.

The additional revenue generated—estimated at around $2.9 million annually—will predominantly fund Montana's Block Management Program. This initiative compensates landowners who open their private lands to public hunting, thereby expanding access to over 7 million acres of hunting grounds.

As we find ourselves in the heart of May, the wilderness is abuzz with activity, and so is the world of hunting. Let's delve into the latest developments that are shaping our outdoor pursuits across the Western states.