Tag: Fall
For your Next Ice Bite! Attention to Detail!
It the “Ice Bite”! It must be our competitive nature. Something about a line showing up on a Lowrance screen, then disappearing, triggers us to focus on presentation details like no other time of the […]
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Read MoreDrury Outdoors Announces the Winner of Their Farm Giveaway!
The moment you’ve all been waiting for has arrived: Drury Outdoors just announced the winner of their 30th Anniversary Farm Giveaway at the 2020 ATA Show! Mark and Terry Drury released their first turkey hunting video all the way back in 1989. They announced at the 2019 Archery Trade Association show that they were going to
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Read More2 Sets of Mule Deer Bucks Battle It Out in Colorado
A mule deer buck rumble caught on camera is great, but two different battles at the same time is awesome! Colorado Springs, Colorado was the recipient of one of the greatest deer battles ever when four different mule deer bucks went at it at the same time. It’s not that all four were fighting each
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Read MoreFall Wildlife Assignment Winner Jody Partin
Congratulations to Jody Partin for winning the recent Fall Wildlife Assignment with the image, “Autumn Heron.” See more of Partin’s…
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Read MoreReflecting on Deer Season: The Story of My Michigan Buck
My most successful seasons seem to happen when I least expect it. I did not expect to get a deer this year. I truly didn’t. Between new responsibilities here at Wide Open Spaces and a packed schedule that included doctor’s appointments and a glut of high school sporting events I had to report on for
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Read MoreHeavenly Wildlife Headshots
Regardless of the size of the animal or the type you choose to photograph, good wildlife headshots have a number…
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Read MoreMassachusetts Just Banned Coyote Hunting Competitions
Massachusetts has officially banned coyote hunting contests. Hunters in the state of Massachusetts will no longer be able to participate in hunting contests for coyotes and a variety of other animals after a decision by the state Fisheries and Wildlife Board. MassLive reports the voted-upon ban will not only end hunting contests for coyotes, but also
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Read More8 New Year’s Resolutions for Hunters
The tradition of making New Year’s resolutions — a promise to do good on acts of self-improvement — has been around for thousands of years on both the eastern and western hemispheres. While many individuals vow to eat better, exercise more, stop smoking and build up their finances, it is far easier to make and …
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Read MoreFall Color 2019 Assignment Winner Mark Koskulitz
Congratulations to Mark Koskulitz for winning the Fall Color 2019 Assignment with the image, “Nescopeck State Park.” View the winning…
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Read MoreWhat to Do Outdoors on the Winter Solstice
Here are some outdoors options for the winter solstice this year. We know that Christmas is quickly approaching and most of your minds are probably on that. But the winter solstice is also quickly approaching. On December 21, the first day of winter, the Northern hemisphere will be tilted the farthest away from the sun. The
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Read MoreOregon Announces More Chinook Salmon Closures Due to Die-Off
Oregon’s north coast is seeing an excessive salmon die-off this year. Chinook salmon fishermen in the Pacific Northwest have been understandably upset because of a recent die-off of fish this year. But things haven’t improved and it has led to the closure of fall chinook fishing season to three new areas. Effective immediately, the north coast is
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Read MoreTree ID: 5 Trees All Outdoorsmen Should Be Able to Recognize
Here are five trees every outdoorsman and woman should know. We hate to admit it, but we don’t pay a ton of attention to the tree species we encounter here in North America. Tree identification is a skill that is something of a lost art form. Far too often we hear the question: “What tree
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