We might not kill the biggest deer in the woods each fall, but I’m not sure any group of hunters has as much fun in the woods as our crew, the Iron Sight Gang.
A bill was recently introduced in the Oregon Legislature that would authorize the Department of Fish and Wildlife there to implement a program in which the agency would pay anglers $5 for every smallmouth bass
Much like last year, the snow geese migration south has stalled in southeastern Pennsylvania As I noted in a blog last year at this time, snow geese have shown up locally in great numbers much
Although rain and rising temperatures can cause frustrating hunting conditions for deer and small game, it has its benefits.
A recent trip to the local archery pro-shop provided an eye-opening lesson on the importance of regular crossbow maintenance.
The blizzard rivaled (and even surpassed) the historic Blizzard of ’77. Through the worst of it, the fishing trip helped bring a smile to my face and some inner warmth that I will long remember
Perhaps the most important modern advancements in fishing technology revolve around electronics. The development of sonar technologies such as side-imaging, down-imaging, and, most recently, forward-facing sonar, have forever changed fishing for many anglers.
The truth is that “neonics” also kill and harm much more than pests. They kill many living things that we desire, enjoy, and need, including butterflies and bees and other pollinators, but neonics also have
As the fish move, follow them.
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