If you are busy in the outdoors during the early days of the new year, good for you. For many, however, January begins a slow period, with much of their leisure time spent indoors. It
The cottontail was running at a leisurely pace down the farm lane. I was on public land, and soon the chase would begin.
Mr. Rabbit was going to find out that he needed to
Click.
That’s the sound of a firing pin striking a centerfire bullet that didn’t show up for work.
In the case of Lake Leelanau, Mich., native Roger Schaub, it could have also signaled
Lancaster County’s intense farming has become both a blessing and a curse.
Some of the richest soil on earth has earned the county the nationally known “Garden Spot” moniker. But no other county in
A case of possible hunter harassment has drawn the attention of the Portage County Sheriff’s Office and the Ohio Division of Wildlife.
The former because the impacted hunter – Richard Page of Portage County
Since Pennsylvania’s flintlock season opened the day after Christmas, I’ve only been hunting for deer on three different occasions.
A bum right knee — a torn meniscus from a trip and fall on
For the past several years, students in Darin DeNeal’s agriculture class at Carrier Mills-Stonefort High School in Illinois have had the opportunity to learn to process deer thanks to DeNeal’s efforts to include it in
Paul Trackey’s interest in hunting has had more significance on a bunch of long-in-the-tooth deer hunters than one might imagine. That would be our crew – the Iron Sight Gang – which surely has a
I had a South Dakota archery tag burning a hole in my pocket all season, and I was itching to punch it. The problem was, my work schedule was jam-packed, and I had waterfowl- and
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