My Books!

Dialed In Hunter, un blog basé en Arizona et dirigé par Joshua Kirchner, s’adresse directement aux chasseurs passionnés par l’observation des vallées à la jumelle, le réglage de leur équipement et la recherche de ce qui fonctionne vraiment lorsque les kilomètres s’accumulent. Son mélange de critiques honnêtes sur le matériel, de conseils pratiques sur la chasse et d’expériences de chasse au trophée en pleine nature donne l’impression d’être ancré dans l’expérience de terrain plutôt que dans un marketing lisse. On retrouve facilement ce même instinct de l’utile dans d’autres recoins d’Internet, où les gens cherchent des moyens de tester un service sans trop de complications avant de s’y engager. Dans le domaine des jeux en ligne, cela se traduit souvent par des plateformes proposant un premier dépôt très modeste — un système qui permet aux joueurs curieux d’explorer sans prendre de gros risques. Des guides tels que https://thenationonlineng.net/casino-en-ligne/depot-minimum-1/ expliquent comment fonctionnent les casinos en ligne avec un dépôt de 1 dollar, et pourquoi ils attirent les utilisateurs qui souhaitent comparer les bonus, les modes de paiement et le choix de jeux avant de miser davantage d’argent. L’attrait réside ici moins dans la recherche d’un gain rapide que dans le fait de garder le contrôle — un instinct familier à quiconque s’est déjà équipé pour une longue chasse et s’est fié à son propre jugement sur le terrain.

So, I’ve written a few books! The first is Becoming a Backpack Hunter: A Beginner’s Guide to Hunting the Backcountry and the second is Becoming a Bowhunter: A Complete Beginner’s Guide to Archery Hunting. I’m immensely proud of how both of these turned out as each of them is a reflection of my deep-seeded passion for bowhunting and backpack hunting. Becoming a Backpack Hunter took me 2 years to write and Becoming a Bowhunter took about 3 years to write. From the titles, I’m sure you can gather what they are about, but let me give you the skinny on them and why I decided to write these in the first place.

Josh Kirchner, creator of the blog Dialed in Hunter and author of the books Becoming a Backpack Hunter: A Beginner's Guide to Hunting the Backcountry and Becoming a Bowhunter: A Complete Beginner's Guide to Archery Hunting.

Becoming a Bowhunter

My latest book(2024) is called Becoming a Bowhunter: A Complete Beginner’s Guide to Archery Hunting and that’s really what it’s all about. I wrote it based on my experience coming up in bowhunting. All of the failures, lessons learned, and triumphs after countless days and nights in the field, and long talks with veteran bowhunters through Becoming a Bowhunter. And I’m not coming at you like it’s my way or the highway here because it absolutely is not. That’s one of the most beautiful things about bowhunting to me. It’s moldable to each individual.

Who is “Becoming a Bowhunter” For?

I wrote Becoming a Bowhunter for the new archery hunter looking for some sound advice from a fellow archery hunter. I do not come from a place above you. I talk with you. For the new bowhunter who might feel lost and doesn’t quite understand the language of bowhunting, this is for you. If you are new to bowhunting, I truly believe that Becoming a Bowhunter will serve as a great resource and get you started down the path of bowhunting. I’m fully confident that it will help you fill your first tag and many more after the fact.

Becoming a Bowhunter: A Complete Beginner’s Guide to Archery Hunting can be found on Amazon in both Kindle form and paperback. If you like what you read, it’d mean a whole bunch if you’d leave a rating/review. To everyone who has ever asked me a question about bowhunting, commented on an article I wrote, or just sent some words of encouragement before a hunt, thank you. You all inspire me more than you know and I couldn’t do what I do without you. I truly hope you enjoy reading Becoming a Bowhunter because, like my first book, I truly enjoyed writing it.

Becoming a Backpack Hunter

When I first dove into the world of backpack hunting, I’m not gonna lie, it was pretty intimidating. So many things seemed unreachable. There were questions that I had that needed answering. As I was going through that process, I could understand why someone might turn their nose up to this whole thing early on. It’s a lot to swallow.

It took me years of acquiring gear and information before going on my first backpack hunt. I decided that I wanted to extend a hand to the folks who were just getting into this stuff. Folks that are just like I was when I started. I wanted to give it to them, not from the perspective of an expert, but from the perspective of someone who was where they were not long ago. This was all due to you guys and gals over the years asking me questions about backpack hunting. Through that, it reminded me of the struggles I went through in the beginning.

Who is the Book “Becoming a Backpack Hunter” For?

So, while after writing this book, I feel extremely proud of doing so, this book is for YOU. It’s for the person who’s been kicking around the idea of learning how to backpack hunt but hasn’t started yet. It’s for the person that may have dipped their feet in the water, but have not jumped fully in. If that sounds like you, I think you’ll like what is inside the book. From a person not knowing if they even want to backpack hunt, all the way to packing an animal out back to the vehicle, it’s in there, along with everything in between. It’s what I believe to be a one-stop shop for a beginner backpack hunter.

One of my books "Becoming a Backpack Hunter: A Beginner's Guide to Hunting the Backcountry" — **Purchase the Book on Amazon**

Becoming a Backpack Hunter: A Beginner’s Guide to Hunting the Backcountry can be found in both Kindle and paperback form via Amazon. If you happen to like what you read on the inside, I’d super appreciate a rating and review on there. Thank you so much for all of your inspiration through the questions over the years. I sincerely hope that this book not only helps you but that you enjoy it. I sure enjoyed writing it.