Deer hunters measure success in different ways. If this sounds cliche coming from a hunter with an unfilled tag (as of this writing), that is certainly the case.
Beginner’s luck on a first-time bear hunt in Pennsylvania leads to a delicious meal of bear kielbasa.
A hunt is a complete bust only if you don’t learn something from it. In that sense, I had moments in each state that hugely were beneficial during a rut vacation that included stops in
I was close to the deer stand known as “Charlie’s Diamond.” For the rest of the journey, I knew I would be treading on hallowed ground.
Making use of the game I harvest is important to me. It should be important for all of us. Unfortunately, it’s become increasingly hard to complete that crucial final step to a successful deer hunt
An enjoyable chore came my way recently while visiting our son. For the past two years, his work and the COVID pandemic prevented him returning home to hunt deer. This year, so far, all those
It’s far from clear that facts put anyone’s mind at ease these days, but they’re a place to start. A review of the literature refreshed my own understanding.
The secret is the Great Lakes Boat Building School in Cedarville. Established in 2005, it’s the only accredited school specializing in the marine industry in the Great Lakes.
Factoryville, Pa. I’ve been hunting for 45 years, and most of my deer harvests have been taken with a bow, including my 10-point buck this fall. I shot him at the end of shooting time
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