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A whole lot of attention by newer hunters gets put on the actual gear itself for backpack hunting. Rightfully, so I suppose. There is a lot of gear involved and we all want to make sure we have the best and lightest setup for our hunts. With that said, what flies under the radar is […]

Tips

March 1, 2025

How to Load a Backpack for Backpack Hunting

Josh Kirchner loading a sleeping bag for backpack hunting into his backpack
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The choice to go on your first backpack hunt is one that starts with excitement, but is oftentimes followed up with being overwhelmed. There are a lot of moving pieces and if you don’t take the time to line those up, you will either end up not going at all, or will have a less […]

Hunting

February 24, 2025

How to Go on Your First Backpack Hunt – Video

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Right about now, I think it’s safe to say, that we are in a moment of reflection. Hunting seasons have passed and we are left with rich memories to look back on and hopefully bounty a plenty in our freezer. For many, this means that next hunting season won’t matter until…well, next hunting season. Bows […]

Motivational

February 19, 2025

Off Season Blues – Never Stop Working

an arrow group in an archery target that Josh Kirchner from Dialed in Hunter shot.
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The more lightweight you can be heading into a backcountry camp, the fresher you’ll be for the hunt, as well as the hopeful packout ahead. In a new video I recorded down below, I run through 5 ways that I’ve found to save weight on backpack hunts. If you like the video, don’t forget to […]

Tips

January 31, 2025

5 Ways to Get More Ultralight for Backpack Hunting *NEW VIDEO*

Ultralight backpack hunting is no easy feat. This pack is loaded and ready to go on a backpack hunt in Arizona.
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Now, I know it may sound cheesy, but when a new year starts, it feels like my mind gets a reset. Things seem more attainable and motivation is high for what’s to come. This is how I feel walking into the coues mountains every January. And every January my fingers are crossed that the year […]

Hunting, Personal Hunts

January 23, 2025

2025 – A Great Start with Archery Coues Deer

Josh Kirchner holding his bow on a coues deer hunt in Arizona
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It’s January right now as I write this. January is most often associated with new beginnings and setting goals for the year. I support that with full force. However, I also heavily associate this month with coues deer hunting. January is archery deer season here in Arizona and coues deer hunting involves an immense amount […]

Hunting

January 14, 2025

Glassing for Coues Deer – My Set Up and Why

glassing for coues deer
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My daughter and I are currently vegging out with the flu on the couch together next to the Christmas tree. While I “scribble” down my thoughts here, she’s taking care of some important coloring business and watching one of her favorite shows. In the midst of all of this, my mind is blown at how […]

Hunting

December 29, 2024

End of the Year Thoughts – 2024

Josh Kirchner glassing for black bears in Arizona
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Learning how to backpack hunt can seem like a tall order that forces you to drink from a fire hose. It can even feel overwhelming and leaves many folks right at the trailhead or setting up a truck camp instead of heading down the trail. After a decade of backcountry hunting, I’m going to try […]

Hunting, Tips

December 21, 2024

Backpack Hunting – 4 Things I Wish I Would Have Known Starting Out

Josh Kirchner from Dialed in Hunter on a backpack hunt in Arizona for black bears
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Throughout my years of backpack hunting, I’ve fired up a stove or two…or 10 and Jetboil has always been a top performer in this category. My first stove ever was a Jetboil. So, when I got word that they released their most ultralight stove yet, I just had to get my hands on it. The […]

Hunting

December 20, 2024

Jetboil Stash Stove for Backpack Hunting – Gear Overview

Josh Kirchner holding a Jetboil Stash Stove for backpack hunting
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As I write this, I’m sitting next to our Christmas tree admiring the many ornaments and reflecting on the memories they all hold. This time of year is naturally a time of reflection. We’re about to close the door on one chapter and move on to the next. A year in review is in order.

Hunting, Personal Hunts

December 14, 2024

2024 Hunts – Year in Review and What I Learned

Standing at the door of a tent in the backcountry

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