Proper field care critical to great-tasting venison
Remember, deer meat doesn’t taste “gamey.” Heat and improper field dressing of the animal will only make it taste that way.
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Remember, deer meat doesn’t taste “gamey.” Heat and improper field dressing of the animal will only make it taste that way.
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A few years ago, a friend asked me whether I shoot standing up or sitting down while bowhunting. “Standing,” I replied. “Why don’t you sit; it’s a lot more comfortable,” he said. Actually, I never thought about it. Truth be known, I’ve never really stood while perched in a tree; I leaned. Years ago, a
Take a seat and make the shot: A bowhunting option Read More »
The number of deer I’ve seen so far has been minimal and I’ve yet to see a good buck, but November is almost here, and I’m counting on that to change.
Archery deer season typically starts slow, then heats up when temps cool Read More »
In the deer woods, the trail camera doesn’t lie.
How to make the most of your trail cameras Read More »
Resorting to catching crabs in traps – and with turkey necks.
A crabbing lesson in South Carolina Read More »
Setting a trap to deal with a nuisance wildlife problem is the easy part; dealing with what happens after the trap door closes can be more than what most homeowners bargain for. When faced with having to deal with nuisance wildlife, it may be better to let a professional handle it.
Dealing with nuisance wildlife is no easy task Read More »
Ethical hunting is defined as abiding by the rules, taking only appropriate shots, respect for the game being hunted and respect for the rights of fellow sportsmen. These are the values we should be teaching any youngster in our tutelage. Sadly, this isn’t always the case.
TV hunting shows should focus on ethics Read More »
Numerous products now available to aid in both keeping ticks away and tick removal.
These days, there are many ways to keep ticks at bay Read More »
No luck with either for the author in 2017 seasons.
‘Next year’ for spring gobblers and morels Read More »