Mouthwatering Venison Green Chile Stew | Wild Table
With fall coming to an end and temperatures begin to cool down considerably, sometimes cravings for fresh and light ingredients can diminish and yearnings for comfort food start to take over. Days become shorter and the outdoor thermometer never seems to
AccuCan AC22: Cleaning and Maintenance Guide
This guide will show you how to install the AccuCan AC22 on your firearm and how to perform basic maintenance functions of disassembling, cleaning, and reassembly to ensure a long-lasting and high-performing life for your Savage suppressor.WARNING:
AccuCan AC338: Cleaning and Maintenance Guide
This guide will show you how to install the AccuCan AC338 on your firearm and how to perform basic maintenance functions of disassembling, cleaning, and reassembly to ensure a long-lasting and high-performing life for your Savage
AccuCan AC30: Cleaning and Maintenance Guide
This guide will show you how to install the AccuCan AC30 on your firearm and how to perform basic maintenance functions of disassembling, cleaning, and reassembly to ensure a long-lasting and high-performing life for your Savage suppressor.WARNING: Never
CWD in SW Wisconsin and Why Everyone Should Care About CWD
This is the last of a series of three articles in which Doug Duren shares information about Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) along with his experience, perspective as a landowner and hunter in Southwest Wisconsin’s CWD endemic area, and why people
Bonding in the Wild | Savage Journeys
Marcus Gores embarks on an emotional journey when his father, Sean Gores joins him on a once-in-a-lifetime hunt for Shiras Moose in Utah. Together they reflect on past hunts together and their plans for the future. This isn't just a hunt; BONDING IN THE
Homemade Elk Hamburger Helper | Wild Table
With freezers full of elk, venison, wild turkey, duck and more, the Savage team is always looking for recipes to modify with a wild game twist. This Elk Hamburger Helper recipe is heavily influenced by Half Baked Harvest’s Healthier Homemade One
Waterfowl Hunting Hacks | Game Changing Tips
Waterfowl hunting is not easy. And it can be a cold and wet experience. But gosh, we love it! The love for hunting ducks and geese tends to sink into your bones. There are so many factors to success, which makes it both frustratingly challenging and
Cracking the Code on Savage Model Names
We pride ourselves on providing hunters and shooters with a plethora of options when it comes to our firearm selection. Everything from caliber, stock color and shape, action, barrel contour, left-handed – you name it, we probably make it! With
Hearty Venison Chili | Wild Table
Chili and wild game have been a partnership that has lasted the test of time. It has always delivered a warm hearty meal to the partaker and the perfect pairing to a cold night. The thing I enjoy most about it, is the millions of ways it can be made. Each
CWD and Deer Overpopulation Issues
This is the second of three articles in which Doug Duren shares information about Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) along with his experience and perspective as a landowner and hunter in Southwest Wisconsin’s CWD endemic area. Read the
AccuStock | Performance Innovation
A rifle can only be as accurate as the connection between its stock and action. If the connection between the action of the stock is not solid it will allow movement between the action and reducing accuracy. This is caused by the changes in the
Roasted Goose with Cranberry Sauce | Wild Table
After a painstaking wait and a careful aim, a successful hunter could lay claim to a rich-meat goose. Once retrieved, the goose should be cleaned immediately to maintain the freshness of the meat. The process involves plucking, gutting, rinsing
Training My Deer Tracking Dog | Red
This is a story about my tracking dog, Red. After failing to recover wounded big game animals over the years I decided to train my English Redtick Coonhound to aid me in the search. Once I obtained my New Hampshire leashed tracking license, I wanted to
Why Does Your Savage Rifle Have a “Dirty Bolt Head”?
Think your Savage rifle has a “dirty bolt head” and that your brand-new rifle is “used”? Well, it is – sort of. Don’t worry – this is completely normal and it’s actually a good thing! Let’s
