Mike Schoby
While his official title is Editor, it might as well be Editor At Large when hunting season rolls around. Follow along as our resident Vagabond selflessly searches the globe to fill the pages of Hunting with unique stories…at least that’s how he justifies it.
Mike Schoby is the Editor of Petersen’s Hunting magazine and hosts Petersen’s HUNTING Adventures. Born in Seattle Washington, he grew up hunting blacktails and Roosevelt elk. While the Pacific Northwest still calls to him, over the span of 20 years he has hunted most of the United States, several Canadian provinces, Mexico, South America, several African countries and New Zealand. He has written five books on hunting ranging from predator calling to do-it-yourself western big game.
Latest Posts
How many firearms designs are still relevant after a 100 years? Few actually. Of course, the Mauser 98 bolt action…»
I get to review some pretty cool stuff. But the coolest thing this isn’t some unobtainable custom rifle topped with…»
Hunting (even with a rough camp) in the late season can be an extremely enjoyable experience. The smell of a…»
It sounds counterintuitive, but joining PETA may be the best thing you can do to save hunting—and your kids. While…»
When I am not in the field hunting, I work long hours in the office much of which is spent…»
If you find yourself motoring through the dusty thousand-mile ribbon of nothingness known as the Caprivi Strip (Namibia, Africa) you…»
LOCATION: Kasane, Chobe, North-West, Botswana I just saw a pride of lions across the river. Somewhere in the distance a…»
I own several AR style rifles, mainly Rock Rivers with a DMPS in .338 federal thrown in for good measure. …»
Manitoba Bear Camp—One of the clients in camp has been spotting a decent sized color phase bear. Blond back, cinnamon…»
In the April issue I wrote on the unintended consequences of QDM and how it has changed whitetail hunting (not…»
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