MN Daily Update: Get the most out of your trail cameras with these tips
Here are a few things you can do to make
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Here are a few things you can do to make
MN Daily Update: Get the most out of your trail cameras with these tips Read More »
The unsettled weather contributed to a lot of unsettled reports. However, with the nicer and sunnier weather we’ve had this week, the light switch can quickly be turned on.
South Dakota Fishing Report – October 18, 2023 – video Read More »
The Wisconsin DNR is seeking citizen participation in a statewide
WI Daily Update: Deer hunters asked to report what wildlife they see Read More »
The Minnesota DNR is seeking public input for updated master
MN Daily Update: Help shape master plans on Thief Lake, and Lac qui Parle WMA Read More »
Upcoming peak in spawning should bring on more brown trout migrations.
Orleans County (N.Y.) Fishing Report – October 17, 2023 Read More »
Trolling crankbaits and jigging with an emerald shiner are doing very well for walleyes.
Lake of the Woods Fishing Report – October 17, 2023 Read More »
Pheasant numbers are up across much of the Midwest after
WI Daily Update: Be more efficient hunting public-land roosters this fall Read More »
Most hunters envision perfect points or close flushes followed by quick, snap shots on birds they can see clearly. Out in the real world, while the birds might get up at close range, that’s no guarantee their flight path will take them on a journey that allows your shotgun bead to find them.
A lot of birds, both ruffs and woodcock, make it through the first flush unscathed. That doesn’t mean they’re out of the game, but a re-flush needs to happen in a way that allows for the best chance for another close opportunity. There’s more of an art to this than a lot of hunters realize.
Pheasant numbers are up across much of the Midwest after
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