Getting the lead out
The use of lead ammunition for hunting has become an environmental issue due to its toxic effects on wildlife and children. Game organs, which are
The return of the hummingbirds
Seeing the first hummingbird of the year, after all, is important stuff.
Turkey hunters, it’s never too early to strategize
You don’t have to be a good caller to bag a spring tom, you just have to be a good scouter.
Fishing for a new rod
It’s important to know what kind of rod best suits the fish you are targeting and your fishing style.
Hunting in the off-season
Much can be learned about the game you hunt and their habits and this can make you a more efficient and possibly successful hunter next year.
Wintertime walks
I love walking in the woods just about any time of year but, late winter is an especially fun time for me. Usually, there is
Feeding wildlife in the winter – it’s not the answer
In the long term, it is sound wildlife management practices and deer densities closer to their compatibility with overwinter carrying capacities that will limit wildlife losses due to severe weather conditions.
Much-needed rifle repairs
I can’t understand how anyone could put a fine rifle away without cleaning it or at least giving it a spray with an anti-rust product. Yet, I know guys who, after getting a deer or finishing the season just hang their rifle on a rack until it’s needed once again. I’m not one of them.
Keeping up
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