Welcome to Basin & Range Outdoors

Far better is it to dare mighty things, to win glorious triumphs, even though checkered by failure... than to rank with those poor spirits who neither enjoy nor suffer much, because they live in a gray twilight that knows not victory nor defeat. ~Theodore Roosevelt

Basin & Range Outdoors was created to share the adventures experienced by two brothers in the American West. From the highest alpine terrains to the lowest sonoran deserts we will chronicle the pain and triumph that accompanies all of our outdoor pursuits.

There will be no high-fence hunts, no fly fishing lodges, no streamside caviar and wine breaks. Instead, you can expect cold nights sleeping in the dirt, flat tires on old trucks, and big dreams realized on small budgets. With Basin & Range Outdoors you will find useful reviews of hunting and fly fishing products, techniques, locations, and a general review of our outdoor expeditions on public land.




Monday, June 13, 2011

In Search of Black Bear & Brown Trout


After a day searching for and trying to understand the black bears of the Mogollon Rim, C. Harper and I decided to spend the evening hunting the elusive stream-born brown trout of Horton Creek. 
All of our Hoyt & G.Loomis products performed well.   Both companies make reliable and high performance products which is essential in Arizona's remote backcountry.  If you enjoy archery and fly fishing these are must have manufacturers.  Give their products a look:    Hoyt   G.Loomis
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Friday, June 10, 2011

Reverse Bear Hunt

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Friday, April 29, 2011

KUIU ~ Ultralight Hunting



http://kuiu.com/

Give these guys a look.  At first glance KUIU appears have everything I want in layering, outerwear, and pack-frame technology.  I will give a full review of the pack system as soon as it arrives.
Bryce


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Huntin Fool May 2011 Review (Arizona, Idaho, Washington)

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Thursday, March 24, 2011

In the Waning Days of the Methow River Steelhead Season, Tate Releases a Few Remarkable Steelhead

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