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One for the wall: How to preserve a fish between catch and taxidermist
Kevin Schuver, of Ridge Top Taxidermy near Bemidji, Minn. has more than 50 years of experience transforming those once-in-a-lifetime moments into permanent memories.
Heat and sun are among the enemies in this preservation battle,

Two partners sometimes better than going it alone for turkeys
Mature gobblers are notorious for hanging up just outside of shooting range, often making a seemingly sure thing quickly fade into a memory. Just when you think that the bird will be taking a ride

Talking turkey: Know what you’re saying and when to say it
Hunting turkeys offers a unique and challenging hunting experience in which hunters must rely on the knowledge of the language to communicate with their quarry.
While it’s true that we use artificial calls to

Steve Carney: With fishing electronics, double your pleasure
As anglers like me get older, our eyes aren’t what they used to be. Because of that, I’ve gradually increased the size of my electronics over the years, from 5-inch screens to now using screens

Chasing cold-water spring slabs
The chase continues – the bigger fish are on the move. Fish are staging on the weed lines right now and moving into the weed edges – 7-12 feet. Water temps in the 42-46 range.

A quick chat with Lindner Media’s Jeremy Smith
Jeremy Smith fell in love with fishing at an early age, which is why he pursued a career in the industry. Smith details his path into the fishing industry with Lindner Media Productions.

Cash Part 2: A bird dog’s bold journey to confidence
When we eased into the kennel lot, trucks and dog trailers were everywhere. The kennel was hosting a field and water trial that had started early to get ahead of the heat of the day.

Time to lay the groundwork for deer habitat projects
I know I’m not the only one who nearly goes stir-crazy from winter, and I’m raring to go on my 2023 deer habitat-management projects.
Before starting, however, I’ve been spending my time assessing the

For consistent early-season walleye success, expect the unexpected
When my phone vibrated in my pocket, I had a feeling it was my buddy and that he was going to tell me he’d found walleyes and the bite was on. It was my buddy,