Golf Course hazards aren’t always limited to water, sand traps, and hidden bunkers. Shark (Not Greg Norman) Makes Appearance at California Golf Course Golfers at a San Juan Capistrano, Calif., golf course narrowly missed scoring
Although most of my favorite outdoor publications annually run the same old tired stories about “getting into shape before bird hunting season,” I don’t think the non-hunter realizes the physical demands of a walk across
I realize a pheasant breast is the “Holy Grail” of wild game succulence, but don’t overlook a rooster’s thighs and legs. And for goodness sake, don’t just breast the bird and garbage the remainder. Pheasant
I recently visited my local Gander Mountain retail location to purchase a Wisconsin small game hunting license in advance of a trip east in search of ruffed grouse and woodcock. “Is this the first time
This week, Offbeat Outdoors serves up a trio of unusual tales about America’s prolific wild canine, the coyote. Bass Angler Catches Coyote Onalaska, Wis., angler Darren Zumach was fishing for bass on a Mississippi River
Why did the chicken cross the road? To show the deer it could be done! Number One, With a Bumper Where do drivers have the highest odds of hitting a deer with their vehicles? According
Earlier this week, I was chatting with television host and wingshooting legend Scott Linden. As tends to happen when two dyed-in-the-wool bird hunters gather, we traded stories about our early season upland observations, used hyperbole
With good reason, our 50th state is known as “The Last Frontier.” And here are some examples of things that you’ll never see reported occurring in The Lower 48. Road-Killed Moose Delivered Fresh to Your
I had the good fortune of celebrating the ruffed grouse hunting opener in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula over the weekend with a large contingent of my immediate family. While we didn’t spend every moment of daylight
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