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I love the outdoors. I love naps. Combined. You guessed it, I love napping outdoors. I enjoy hunting and fishing for the exercise and excitement of each activity, but I also value the serenity and

This week we bring you some unusual catches reported by anglers, and a tale about one bad boy that didn’t get away. Reel Catches: Bodies to Bobcats While tracking weird and wild stories about the

Granny, the lovable and eccentric backwoods culinary expert from the popular 1960s television sitcom, The Beverly Hillbillies, would love Illinois Rep. Norine Hammond. Or maybe the admiration society is the other way around? In February,

I received the following message via Twitter from @bulldog2012 yesterday: My GSP won’t stop to drink water out in the field, any ideas? I admitted to @bulldog2012 that my shorthair also often refuses water in

This week we’ll tell readers about one state’s cash incentive for fishermen that–at least for us–never passed the smell test; and about a rambunctious Lab-mix that digested–and deposited–$800 in cash. Fisherman Fingered in Fish Head

I am proud to work at Pheasants Forever. It’s an organization built on the shoulders of passionate people dedicated to creating habitat and ensuring the future of our hunting heritage. One area of particular personal

There seems to be a bumper crop of ticks afield this spring. Each evening after walking my bird dog through the prairie and woods, I’ve pulled dozens of deer and wood ticks off each of

This week you’ll be treated to a story about two ne’er-do-wells who chose the wrong venue to attempt to steal some trophy elk racks, and a motorist who tangled with a wild fox inside his

As the snow falls outside the window behind me again today, I can’t help but think about pheasant hunting season. Apparently, I’m not alone. According to our website’s analytics, the most commonly searched term driving