March madness: It’s about a lot more than basketball
A great time to scout ahead of spring gobbler season.
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A great time to scout ahead of spring gobbler season.
March madness: It’s about a lot more than basketball Read More »
Year-round practice works wonders.
Never a bad time to shoot your bow Read More »
Game Commission is currently considering abolishing the blaze orange requirement for archers, but fall turkey hunters would still be required to wear an orange hat while moving. The regulations concerning deer and bear hunting during the firearms season would remain the same. No orange is required for hunting spring turkeys because that requirement was rescinded back in the late ’90s.
Orange regs may change – in Pennsylvania Read More »
Sure, you can hunt without a good set of binoculars, but without top-quality optics, the writer believes you will never be as efficient or successful as someone who constantly glasses their surroundings.
Binocular-buying 101: raise a glass Read More »
Layering a way of life outdoors in this neck of the woods, and doing so properly could be the difference between an enjoyable hunt and not-so-fun outing.
Surviving the season: dressing for the cold Read More »
By marking a sparse blood trail, the hunter can use the information to determine the animal’s line of flight and, if need be, come back the next morning to easily pick up where he or she left off.
Following a blood trail: mark it along the way Read More »
For the writer, the value of a rub is that it tells where a buck has been and in which direction he was heading.
Antler rubs tell part of the story – and can help hunters Read More »
Over the years, I’ve discovered that an essential piece of outdoor equipment and one that many hunters and even fishermen fail to consider is a small, compact first-aid kit. It could be argued ad infinitum about what should be included in a first-aid kit, but I try to keep things simple by including what I
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There is a lot at stake here because in states where CWD has been present for many years, deer and elk populations declined. Deer hunting here in New York represents a $1.5 billion economic value to rural communities and small businesses throughout the state.
While watching Pennsylvania, New York maintains CWD vigilance Read More »