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Outdoor News JPT Coach Brody Boese made a trip to Game Fair in August 2021, and visited with Champion Waterfowl Caller, Nick Johnson. In this video, Nick shared his expert tips on selecting the right
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Outdoor News JPT Coach Brody Boese made a trip to Game Fair in August 2021, and visited with Champion Waterfowl Caller, Nick Johnson. In this video, Nick shared his expert tips on selecting the right
As catch and release becomes more popular, it is important to stress proper fish handling so we release fish alive to reproduce and fight another day.
Hunting educates children on how to aim, shoot, and field dress an animal. It also arouses a lifelong passion for harvesting their own food, being in nature, and conserving the world around them. It’s one
Warmer temps are upon us and soon we will be able to chase some spring gobblers, but before heading out there are a few things to do to prepare. First, read the turkey hunting regulations
If you’ve read the Outdoor News Hunting and Fishing Report, you’ve likely noticed the “Pro Tip” feature. (In the Minnesota edition of Outdoor News, you’ll find one every week!). In a recent edition, turkey hunting
Now that we’re nearing the end of the year, and the weather is starting to get really cold, it’s time to store all that summer fishing gear if you haven’t already done so. If you
Stay safe and prevent an unexpected polar plunge by owning the right gear and frequently checking ice conditions! Cooler nights and accumulating snow have dropped temperatures near freezing, and we’ll soon be walking on water
There are several lakes and rivers in the U.S. that have catch and release regulations. Catch and release is very important for the conservation of our fisheries. Here are a few catch and release
Top 10 Firearm Safety Tips! By JPT Captain, Clay Ellis-Escobar In the off season during the summer months, you may be getting out to the Sporting Clays Course or trap field to work on your
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