By: Steve Piatt I often focus on a one-shot archery practice routine. That certainly has a place in any bowhunter’s practice regimen. After all, as I wrote earlier, that first arrow is the one that’s going to be headed in the direction of a whitetail when it comes into range as you sit in your treestand. You don’t […]
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The author uses his “sport utility rifle” for deer hunting, but he thinks they’re an obvious choice for coyotes, feral pigs, and other hunting scenarios.
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Summer is winding down, fall will be here before you know it and that means waterfowl seasons are just around the corner. In some areas early goose seasons have already begun. If you haven’t started yet now is the time to practice up on your calling, shooting skills and gather all your gear.
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Central Region Buckeye Lake (Fairfield, Licking and Perry counties) – Anglers are chasing channel catfish here with some success. The successful set up has been to simply drift fish with chicken livers. When you find a hot spot, anchor down and hammer the cats. Hybrid striped bass may also be caught using these methods. Saugeye
Ohio Outdoor News Fishing & Hunting Report – Sept. 13, 2019 Read More »
NORTHWEST REGION Lake Erie — Water was rough at the end of August, but anglers were catching walleyes on spoons, plugs, and crawler harnesses during breaks in bad weather. Fish were in 60 to 80 feet. Some steelhead were in the mix. Freshwater drum also were biting, and smallmouth bass were reported in about 45
Pennsylvania Outdoor News Fishing & Hunting Report – Sept. 13, 2019 Read More »
Chasing big crappies and big bluegills.
Your Daily Wisconsin Outdoor News Update – Sept. 5, 2019 Read More »
Along the Root River in Fillmore and Houston counties, crews work with SWCDs, agriculture department to treat Japanese hops, poison hemlock.
AmeriCorps plays central role in controlling noxious weeds Read More »
Walleye night bite is turning on. How to find – and catch – those fish.
Your Daily Minnesota Outdoor News Update – Sept. 5, 2019 Read More »
Summer is winding down, but there’s lots of great open-water fishing still available. Baitfish have had months to grow and are more of a mouthful these days. Larger bluegills often look for a larger meal to fill their appetite. Small crankbaits and vertical jigging minnow baits can help you target some of the largest ’gills
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