Weather matters
Mike Raykovicz
October 25, 2021
Others may disagree but, when temperatures drop, I’ll be in my stand with the confidence I’ll be seeing deer, especially bucks.
Opinion
What you know and who you know
Bill Hilts
October 20, 2021
There’s a saying out there that infers “it’s not what you know but who you know” that translates into success in certain situations. During a recent trip to Southwest Florida, it was a little bit
Too hot to handle
Dan Ladd
October 17, 2021
New York could use a hard frost, and soon. It’s been an extremely warm autumn thus far, with temperatures running 10 or 15 degrees higher than average. Even where I reside in the Southeastern Adirondacks,
Big woodpeckers and renewed life for Migratory Bird Treaty Act
Rob Drieslein
October 11, 2021
Despite an extinction press release from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, some good conservation news has emerged from Washington D.C.
Oak awareness
Mike Raykovicz
October 11, 2021
As a bowhunter, I’m always on the lookout for food sources that are likely to be utilized by deer during the open season. There are a few producing apple trees on the farms I hunt,
Fishing debate: Who are the GOATs?
Tim Lesmeister
October 9, 2021
Can’t just pick one? The author has several categories where he recommends his picks for the top fishermen ever.
Outdoor writers’ meeting showcases importance of passing on our outdoor heritage
Bill Hilts
October 6, 2021
Passing on our outdoor traditions are important, whether it is to the next generation of outdoors enthusiasts, family and friends who are close to us, or just someone who is interested in finding out what
Twilight in the autumn hunting woods
Dan Ladd
September 30, 2021
First light is obviously not sunrise. For the sake of terminology, there is civil twilight, nautical twilight and astronomical twilight to consider, which all occur before the official sunrise, and after sunset. Here’s how it
Arizona trail-cam ban a different story than in the East
Mike Raykovicz
September 26, 2021
A total ban on the use of trail cameras here in the East is almost incomprehensible but their use in Arizona is a whole other story.
