As we enter February there are many things to look forward to. The best thing is that we are one month closer to hunting season. I’m sure many of you have already started checking your gear and maybe you’ve even started working with your rifles. However, there is something every hunter needs to begin today to be prepared for their hunt this fall: conditioning.
Conditioning is one of the most important parts of [...]
Admittedly, selecting the right hunting outfitter is not an easy process. With hundreds of thousands of outfitters around the world, there are numerous aspects to take into consideration. First, what species are you interested in hunting? Once you have that figured out, which state do you want to hunt in? Are you looking for an area where tags are easy to draw? Furthermore, are you looking for a trophy or simply want to fill your freezer?[...]
With much excitement we are proud to announce that SNS will now be offering late season cow elk hunts at one of our most popular camps. This hunt will offer all the amenities of Hunt #3, but will be a quicker hunt, and more economical. After driving to our camp each hunter will meet their guide and their horse that will be accompanying them for the following 3 days. You will be served a hot di[...]
We would like to thank each and every one of you for making 2018 one of our best seasons yet! We are thankful for our customers and their faith in us, and we are grateful for what our employees have helped us accomplish in this last year. We couldn’t be more excited for what 2019 has in store! Again, thank you all and Happy Holidays!
Cheers to 2019 and a healthy New Year!
“Your [...]
Written by Bill Brown
In a world where people are sensitive, protective, and judgmental, hunters are often questioned as to why they hunt. Does it not bother them to take the life of a wild animal? The truth is, it’s not that simple.
One of the most important aspects of hunting is the food value of what we hunt. Knowing exactly where our food comes from — and for those hunters who process their own meat, exactly how it’s aged and take[...]
In early November, we caught up with family man, Art Krueger, to hear about his memorable mule deer hunt. Without a doubt, it was one for the books. Unlike previous SNS hunts, the week of October 1st was different. First and foremost, he brought along his wife, Collette, to join him. Secondly, Art succeeded in bringing home his first mule buck!
Three years ago, Art was diagnosed with colon cancer. Collette, being the thoughtful woman she is, s[...]
Finding the best gifts for you hunters might seem hard at first — after all, it’s actually pretty tough to choose the perfect gun or bow for a hunter. But, as it turns out, buying accessories for them is pretty dang easy. Why? Because we are here recommending our three favorite hunting tools of this past season.
We take pride in recommending gifts for your hunters because we not only recommend a particular can’t[...]
Wow, is this hunting season flying by quicker than normal? It seems like just yesterday we were counting to down the days until fall bear opened, now, as of October 27th we closed out our 2018 elk hunts. But, let’s not have us tell you about the season, let’s have our hunters tell you about it.
“This is just a note to tell you what an outstanding hunt I had out of the Box Y the week of 15-20 October. I could not have asked for [...]
Deadline: January 31, 2019
As a reminder, the elk application deadline is quickly approaching! In 2019, we want you to join us to punch your Wyoming elk tag.
There isn’t a hunting thrill quite like a western hunt. From early mornings to late nights, you’ll leave with a story to share. Our 2018 hunts have been successful, and we’ve had many hunters punch their elk tags and fill their freezers. We’ve seen some fantas[...]
Shared from The TALL Mom
In the fall of 1980, just short of his twelfth birthday, my eldest brother was shot. The bullet, a .243 Savage, brazed his back before blasting through his elbow joint. The gun was misfired by a friend from across the room where it was being shown-off, a tween-age boy br[...]
