Ridgeline Ambassador Rowan Brady was integral to development of the Ridgeline Kahu bino Harness, so we invited him to tell you himself about the process. Have a read and see what really goes on behind the scenes in product development and why the features are chosen.
Time spent with family out in the wild can be an incredible time to bond and pass down provided pivotal lessons for later in life. Introducing your young ones to hunting and the outdoors can be daunting, so we’ve pulled together a few tips and advice from Ridgeline friends.
Vehicles Most of us rely on our vehicle to get from home to where the hunting is, so make sure you give your vehicle the once over before the serious hunting begins. Apart from general servicing being up to date, it's a good idea to check over your tyres; recovery gear; lighting and electronics - anything that could go wrong out in the bush needs a close inspection!Optics It's always a good idea to test out your optics and perhaps give them a clean up prior to any hunt. A quick wipe with lens cleaner and a lintless cloth will do the job. Binocular harnesses should...
Your camouflage clothing will help you stay hidden on your hunts, but unfortunately it will get dirty just like any other clothes. Here’s how to keep your camo clothing in top-notch condition, so it can keep adding to the success of your hunts!
When it comes to choosing the right camo, you want to focus on your terrain. From everyone’s favourite ‘sticks and leaves’ camo to science-backed unstructured patterns – there’s multiple designs to choose from. Here’s how to choose the right camo for your hunt.
When you’re venturing outside in rainy weather for ahunt,hikeor farm work, you need to staywarm and dry for optimum comfort and performance.
One of the quickest ways to put a damper on your hunting mission has got to be turning up with boots that just aren’t fit for purpose. Whether the boots are pretty shabby in quality, aren’t fitting right for your feet, or don’t have the necessary features in the terrain you’re hunting, it’s going to hold you back big time.
Hunting is an inherently dangerous sport. You’re handling powerful weapons like bows or firearms, and often stalking mammals larger or stronger than you. But the most dangerous part of hunting isn’t the animals: it’s other humans. Ever heard that half-joking phrase “if it’s brown, it’s down”? Don’t get caught on the wrong end of a barrel or an arrow.
 
 
 
 
 
 
