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Rifle Safety
Hunter Orange & Hunting Permits
Sizing Your Rifle
Additional Equipment for Rifle Hunting
Clothing for Rifle Hunting
Rifle Accuracy
Rifle Bullet Trajectory
Rifle Sighting
Holding a Rifle
Scouting for Rifle Hunting
Rifle Recoil
Rifle Hunting: Spotting & Shooting
Rifle Maintenance
Rifle Familiarization
Rifle Ammunition
Rifle Scopes
Without a rifle silencer, long exposure to the noise of a gun can damage sensitive ears. Placing a gun sil… More
There is a scope made for just about every kind of rifle and style of hunting. When choosing a scope, many… More
Rifle scopes are expensive and sensitive pieces of equipment. Although they are meant to be robust and can… More
When zeroing in a rifle scope, make everything as solid and unmovable as possible. Zero in a rifle scope a… More
Tactical rifle scopes are high-precision scopes that allow you to hit a target at great distances. A prope… More
Learn how to load an AR-15 rifle clip with expert tips and advice on gun care in this free hunting video s… More
Some additional equipment you might want for rifle hunting are binoculars, a range finder, a shooting stic… More
One of the best ways to get friends and family to notice a prized possession is to build a display box in … More
Primer, casing, bullet and powder are the four parts of your rifle's ammunition. Learn about rifle ammunit… More
There are two reasons to take off a rifle's front sight. The first is that a scope is mounted on the rifle… More
Make sure you dress in layers when you go rifle hunting. Overprepare and be waterproof. Learn about clothi… More
Summary: Make sure you dress in layers when you go rifle hunting. Overprepare and be waterproof. Learn about clothing for rifle hunting in this free sports video.
Dan Bergman has been hunting for over 15 years. He has undergone comprehensive training on gun safety and handling. Dan teaches gun handling skills whenever possible. He is a school...read more
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"Dressing in layers is extremely important. Good undergarments that keep you warm, your tights, your clothes should always be worn especially when you're hunting in the fall and the winter when weather can change; and not in your favor. Long sleeve water proof pants; long sleeve shirts, water proof pants and jackets overneath. A good pair of boots that will keep your feet dry and warm are also really important. Dressing prepared is much more important than; dressing prepared is much; you?ll be much better off dressing prepared than assuming what the day is going to be like, because it always changes on you. One other thing that people need to take into consideration is the vehicles that you are using when you're out hunting. A good truck that can carry plenty of cargo and can also be used to bring out an animal is important to have. A lot of people like to bring ATVs up, which are great they'll get you in far; get you into the mountains far; get you into the land far, but that's about where their uses end. You don't want to be driving into where your hunting with an ATV or you'll just be scaring them all away anyway."
eHow Article: Clothing for Rifle Hunting
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