Being cooped up in the house over an extended holiday weekend is a drag. Especially when the whole family has the flu and the duck hunting plans are flushed down the toilet. For the sake of having something to do, I took my black 20 gauge out, and gave her a whole new look. With […]
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Some interesting issues were brought to the forefront during the 2012 gun deer season when two white deer were legally killed by hunters in Sauk County. It’s easy for news reporters to hype a store like this because there are plenty folks willing to give energy-charged interviews. There are reasons why white and albino deer
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Walking around the St. Paul Ice Show this year I am struck by how dramatically different the sport of ice fishing is today from just a decade or so ago. It is definitely the fastest-growing segment of the fishing industry and if you don’t believe it, head over to the show and see for yourself.
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I live in Minnesota where rules regarding hunting and fishing generally make pretty good sense. Our state DNR has to bend to the will of our legislature though, and that can create some strange guidelines and regulations, but for the most part I appreciate what’s in our rule book. For the most part. When it
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If you enjoyed our last installment of wild rut tales, here’s a few more for good measure! Deer Anxious to Become Venison? It’s the time of year when deer become increasingly active—and unpredictable. For example, a video surveillance camera recorded a deer crashing into the front window of a northern Illinois venison processor one recent
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