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Whitetail Hunting Preparations to Take Care of Before Opening Day

Alright, so maybe some of you guys have procrastinated all summer, hanging out by the pool, going to baseball games, spending time with the in-laws, and that sort of thing. Maybe you haven’t taken the time to prepare for the quickly-approaching deer hunting season. Don’t freak out, it’s not too late. But it is crunch […]

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First Look: NYC’s NoMad Takes Its Modern Classic Cocktails to the Sunshine State

Drink, Food & Drink |

Leo Robitschek, the mixologist behind the original NYC location, will be whipping up drinks for the new outpost.

White Crappie vs. Black Crappie: What’s the Difference?

Fishing |

LEFT: Dcwcreations via Getty Images. RIGHT: lemonadelucy via Getty Images

LEFT: Fisherman unhooking a Crappie while sitting in a boat. RIGHT: Black Crappie caught through the ice on a cold day by a kid.

Strawberry bass, calico bass, and even papermouth are among the beloved names we’ve given two of our favorite fish to catch and eat: the black crappie and white crappie. Our affinity for finding and catching these great gamefish spurns from how accessible they are, but also how they seem to disappear when you find them, […]

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The 5 Best Youth Crossbows On the Market Today

Archery, Hunting |

Editor’s Note: Products featured on Wide Open Spaces are independently selected by our editors. However, when you buy something through our links, we may earn a commission. To expand hunting to the next generation, many states and provinces now offer special youth hunting seasons where youngsters can get first crack at a deer or elk […]

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CZ-75D Compact, by Pat Cascio

Survival |

Back in 1976, a new handgun was introduced to the marketplace – all over the world, with the exception of the United States. It wasn’t allowed to be imported directly for some reason – I’m sure it was all about politics. The CZ-75 was really something to brag about, and I really wanted one, for many years. Some folks found that they could secondarily import the CZ-75 from Canada. Unfortunately, they were paying upwards of $1,000 for those guns, and back then that was a huge sum of money. The original 9mm CZ-75 was a full-sized combat/duty gun. The original …

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