I remember getting my first “real” duck call. It was a gift from a friend, and I couldn’t wait to give it a try. After several failed attempts to make it sound like a duck, I realized that maybe it wasn’t the right call for me or maybe I just wasn’t very good at blowing …
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Read MoreMost hunters think that an accident won’t happen to them, but anyone who has fallen from a tree stand thought the same thing. Those who have had the misfortune say that it happened so fast they had no time to react. At the end of the day, returning home safely should be every tree-stand hunter’s …
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Read MoreI had an unsuccessful rifle season last year, so I decided to attempt deer hunting with a muzzleloader in December. I am a self-proclaimed “meat hunter,” so a season choice tag gives me “the best bang for my buck” — except that I wasn’t looking for a buck. It turned out that I got one …
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A teenager near Pringle, South Dakota set on stand in his backyard to cull a young mountain lion after it began to kill his family’s animals. And you thought that a little kid’s playhouse was only good for playing in. Enter one fearless teenager from the Mount Rushmore State who took it upon himself to
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Read MoreSomeone once said: “Deer hunting is a lot about nothing.” “Nothing,” really? In my view, that statement is so far from the truth. It is the time of year for archery deer hunters and soon, firearm deer hunters, to be on their stands or in their blinds all day long, up to 12 hours. During his …
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Read MoreBig boulders and rock locations can hold walleye through the year but on so many different fisheries, these locations seem even more appealing in the fall. Boulders in deep water (that might range from fifteen […]
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Watch as a trespassing hunter encounters a unique booby trap. This is one of the more inventive methods we’ve seen anyone use to fend off trespassing hunters. Early in the clip, this gentleman triggers a tripwire that sprays paint all over him and his rifle. The uploader commented that it was a video captured by
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In part one of this series, I addressed front light and in part two, I wrote about backlight. In part…
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The howling wind burned my skin. How could it be this cold this time of year in California? My team…
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Read MoreHunting public lands. It can be a real challenge. Why? In a state like Nebraska the overwhelming majority of our total land acreage is privately owned (97%) with only a small percentage of it open to the public (3%). However, Nebraska’s array of public lands offer a wide variety of opportunities for hunting different game …
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You’ll wonder why you never used this method before. As an avid squirrel hunter I reckon I’ve tried most every squirrel skinning and cleaning method there is, including this one. But after watching this video I confess that I was doing it wrong, which is why I kind of gave up on it and went
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It takes a special person to marry a hunter. When you say “I do” to one, you’re committing not just to a person, but to a lifestyle. While it in no way reflects how much your spouse loves you, when it comes to hunting season, you often take a backseat. You often find yourself making a
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