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Saturday, September 7th, 2024

Breaking News for

Sportsmen Since 1968

Saturday, September 7th, 2024

Breaking News for

Sportsmen Since 1968

Dan Durbin

New crossbows can be pricey, but almost always effective

The crossbow craze isn’t losing momentum as more states allow the use of these speedsters, with some even reaching speeds of more than 500 feet per second. Some models cost more than a trusty deer rifle and require more maintenance than your .30-06.
Still, there’s no questioning their accuracy and effectiveness in the field.

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Interested in saddle hunting? Here are some options

Just a few years ago you’d only find a few companies making saddles for hunting, but in 2024 there are more than a dozen companies trying to cash in on the mobile hunting craze.
As saddles have grown in popularity, thanks in part to their weight and comfort, so have the accessories that aid them – namely super lightweight sticks and saddle platforms.
Ben Foerster, of Slinger, Wis., has been hunting out of his saddle before the trend became popular, even though he owns land and has ample access to treestands.

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Looking for a new compound bow? The 2024 lineup has many good options

While the bowhunting season is still a couple of months away, archers looking for a new compound bow will want to get into a local pro shop soon so they can get in plenty of range reps before the opening bell.
Shops are stocked well right now, unless a person needs a custom rig, so chances are you can grab a new bow in the morning and be shooting tacks that same afternoon.

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Modern high-tech coolers are expensive, but effective options

Premium-molded coolers aren’t just for the mom and dad who want to be the “coolest” at the kids’ soccer game. Outdoor enthusiasts figured out quickly that these pricey, cold insurance policies keep your bait fresh, your walleye fillets preserved, and big game safe for your return trip from out west.

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The 2023 Outdoor News Holiday Gift Guide is loaded with ideas for the outdoors lover in your life

It’s hard to believe the holidays are right around the corner, so tackle your shopping now before crowds really get out of hand. Consider one of the many items below if you want a head start on cool gifts and stocking stuffers for 2023!

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Want to upgrade your compound bow this offseason? Here’s what to consider

The 2023 archery season is still going in many states, but it’s never too early to reflect on past hunts. How did it go? Would upgrading equipment last summer have sealed the deal on a missed opportunity in September, October or November? If so, now’s the time to set up for 2024.

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Here are some top new materials for cold-weather hunting

Staying warm can be one of the most important “tools” when hunting.
After all, if you head back to camp, there’s no chance of a harvest. Many brands have their own cures for beating cold from Berber/wool to merino wool, to heat retention synthetics to, well, you name it.
Read below for a few options to help keep you toasty this season.

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Bill Schroeder, former Packers receiver, still lives in Green Bay and fishes there

About 25 years ago a little kid came up to my Wisconsin Outdoor News booth at a sports shows and asked for an autograph. I looked around thinking a “buddy” had paid the boy a candy bar to give me the business. But it turned out he was sincere, just a kid who loved the paper and actually read my stuff. I nearly fainted.

Bill Schroeder, former Packers receiver, still lives in Green Bay and fishes there Read More »

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