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Saturday, October 12th, 2024

Breaking News for

Sportsmen Since 1968

Saturday, October 12th, 2024

Breaking News for

Sportsmen Since 1968

Scott Bestul

Great gobbler action can happen in the p.m.

I love watching daybreak as much as anyone, and seeing the sun rise in April or May can be a near-religious experience, especially after a long Midwestern winter.
But there’s a price to be paid for witnessing those gorgeous spring dawns, and it gets steeper as the season progresses. Punching the alarm at 4 a.m. is exciting on the opener, something less so on Day Two, and by the third morning, I’m groaning and swatting at the clock like it’s a pesky fly.

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The great turkey-hunting conundrum: when to move on a hung-up bird

It was a classic turkey standoff. Dad and I had struck gobblers late in the morning – a pair of toms that climbed all over my calls. Our original setup was, I felt, a long shot. More than 300 yards of real estate separated us from the gobbling pair and, while we plunked our butts down immediately, I knew we were asking them to come a long way to investigate the hen they’d heard.

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Four ways to get into trouble shed hunting

Shed hunting is, at least on the surface, among the most benign outdoor activities going. Deer (and elk, and moose) drop last fall’s antlers, we search long and hard to find them and, in the process, hopefully find some of the coolest natural treasures out there. And even if we’re unsuccessful we get some great exercise and enjoy some good, clean fun, right? Well, most of the time.

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