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Lisa Price

Lisa Price is a bowhunter, dog trainer and freelance journalist who enjoys all aspects of the outdoors and ...

Lisa Price is a bowhunter, dog trainer and freelance journalist who enjoys all aspects of the outdoors and has contributed articles for Guide Outdoors for more than 10 years.

Going Portable: Tips For Backcountry Camping

Taking the jump from “car camping” to backcountry camping is easy! Here’s what you need to know to do it!

Bowfishing is Fun!

Hunting for fish? It was so much fun to zip an arrow through a fish and reel it into the boat!

New Food Plot Tips

We wanted an opening for a new food plot. The long winter meant that we had lots of time to plan for it.

Great Gear And Tips for Climbing Stands

While the rut is going, my favorite ambush usually involves a climbing stand. By necessity, given the need to find a good-sized, fairly straight hardwood tree, I find myself perched high, with no place to hang my stuff. You know, stuff! What’s in your backpack?

Mechanical Broadheads: Expanding Your Opportunities

Have you seen the television commercials for “Just for Men” hair coloring? I’ve always wondered about that, wondered why women can’t use it. Would it make my hair fall out or something? Why is it just for men? Would someone … Continued

Home Sweet Home: Tips For Using A Climbing Treestand

I like just about any kind of treestand, but my climbing stand is my favorite. I like being able to set an ambush, to react to a change in deer movement caused by changes in food sources, or the rut. I like being able to set the foot platform and the seat platform at just the right distance for comfort. Here are some more tips I’ve learned on how to safely use a climber.

Hunting in The Cold: Stay Warm in Your Tree Stand

You’ll need the right gear to stay still hunting in the cold. Here is how to stay warm in the tree stand.

Today’s Bows Draw Hunters Back

I was beginning to feel uncomfortable, and that the guys were thinking I was a poor representative of the female hunter. I was on a spring bear hunt in Alberta, Canada. A bunch of us were getting ready to shoot our bows, and attention was focused on my set-up: a new Mathews Outback bow set at 52 pounds, Carbon Impact arrows with 2-inch plastic fletching, tipped with 75-grain Muzzy broadheads. Somebody said, “Hey, did those arrows come with a Barbie set?” It was time to defend myself.

Making Sense Of Deer Scents

There are many, many deer attractants on the market and it can truly make you crazy. But out of all the hype, theory and confusion, a couple truths emerge. The most important truth is that used properly, scents can work!