If it’s so cold that your rods and reels are freezing up, you probably don’t want to search for open water, but when I can find 20 to 30 degrees and a free-flowing river, a
As crops disappear, engage the dog in a search for upland birds in traditional public lands cover like cattail sloughs and brushy thickets.
Don’t store the reels and long rods yet – fall angling opportunities for large fish still exist as October transitions into a cool early November.
Mid- to late-autumn bucketmouths and bronzebacks can run lunker-huge and produce some of the boat-fishing season’s most vigorous action.
By John Sloan It was all wrong. It was opening day, 95 degrees, with a full moon. All the articles by famous writers said it should be terrible daytime hunting. To make it worse, I
By Bob Fratzke This is a partial list of the questions most commonly asked over the years at the conclusion of my deer scouting and bowhunting seminars. Can you move at all on a treestand?
These days, we deer hunters have more options for scent control and scent tactics than we’ve ever had. The industry is full of products, from cover and attractant scents – some of which could potentially
The key to a successful Midwestern autumn wild turkey season is plenty of yelping and a feeding-hen decoy.
Entering mid-October, Minnesotans are seeing a trickle of ducks while waiting for a serious push.
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