When the spring gobbler season opens, it will mark the end of days of scouting and signal the start of something that many turkey hunters have patiently waited for all winter. But why wait? Perhaps
This week, we serve up three totally unrelated stories that have absolutely nothing in common, except for the twists of fate we often refer to as luck. Lucky Shot Soldotna, Alaska fishing guide Greg Brush
According to the National Shooting Sports Foundation, women’s participation in hunting has increased by 36.6 percent over the last decade. That percentage represents 660,000 new female hunters busting cattails, climbing into tree stands and hiding
There’s a right way and a wrong way to perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on furry critters… CPR Saves Man’s Best Friend A 6-year-old black Labrador retriever that nearly drowned in a Dallas-area swimming pool was
Last week we brought you stories detailing the predominant types of critters that fall to Buick bumpers and Michelin radials in Indiana and California. This week, we pick-up (get it?) where we left off, with
It reminds me of the campfire game where someone tells a secret to the person next to them and they repeat it to the person next to them and it goes around the circle to
One major difference between pheasants and quail is the role males may play in the reproductive cycle. In some years, perhaps particularly when the density of quail is low, a hen may lay a clutch
The council’s first task will be screening candidates for two vacant commissioner seats on the Pennsylvania Game Commission board. On March 26 the council was expected to interview nine applicants who have applied for the
Politicians wonder why we sportsmen don’t trust the words from their mouths. Mitt Romney tries to portray himself as an outdoorsman by hanging out with Jeff Foxworthy drinking beer and eating catfish. Just come on
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