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1 Shot Grill Out and Clearance Event!

Posted by Leland Schmoker · May 12, 2023

Join us for our 2nd Annual 1 Shot Grill Out and Clearance Event!

Hosted on Saturday, June 10th, all attendees will have the opportunity to network with other hunters, meet industry reps, learn from industry professionals, demo new gear, eat delicious food, win door prizes, and get access to our 'Everything Must Go' Clearance Event!

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Early Season Turkey Hunting: Blind vs. "Run and Gun” by Frank Peralta

Posted by Leland Schmoker · April 06, 2023

The early season is one of the most exciting times to pursue wild turkeys. The birds are still in large groups and are generally more vocal and active than later in the season. But early season turkey hunting can also be challenging, as birds can be reluctant to break off from large groups. Here are some early season turkey hunting tactics to help you increase your chances of success.

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Backpack Cardio with the 1 Shot Gear Crew By Frank Peralta

Posted by Leland Schmoker · March 23, 2023

With Spring in full swing, the 1 Shot Gear crew will be hosting weekly backpack cardio training hikes at trailheads in the Denver area throughout the Spring and Summer.

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Yeti Panga 28 Backpack Review

Posted by Leland Schmoker · March 16, 2023

Every once in a while, you come across a piece of gear that’s so good, quality, and universal that it makes its way into your daily use. For me, that’s the Yeti Panga 28 Backpack, and here’s why I think you’d love it just as much. Every summer, I help my brother run guided fly fishing trips in the rugged backcountry of the Wind River Mountains. It’s always a 15-25 mile horse ride one way, and on the VIP trips, you are there for a minimum of 5 days with very limited packing space and a 100% chance of dust, mud, and rain.

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HUNTING THE COYOTE BREEDING SEASON: Tactics and Gear By Frank Peralta

Posted by Leland Schmoker · March 08, 2023

If you are new to coyote hunting, you may ask what time of year these wiley critters are most active. Most seasoned predator hunters are going to point you to the breeding season. Depending on your location, this generally lands between the months of January and March. During this breeding period, coyotes are actively searching out mates. Once paired up, they will become increasingly territorial and protective of their home range to ensure they can safely raise their offspring after their very short gestation period of about 60 days.

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