In this first part of a four-part series, we take an assessment of the basic threats to our photo archives and ways to mitigate those potential problems.
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Congratulations to Lewis Abulafia for winning the recent Telephoto Landscapes Assignment with the image, “Solitary Tree in Yellowstone.” “We came…
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Here’s proof that smelt dippin’ was always a rowdy good time. When most people think of outdoor traditions, they immediately think of deer camp. In Michigan, there’s another tradition that’s just as fun. Smelt dipping is like deer camp but with nets and way more beer. Watch the video from 1986 to see all about this
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If you’re going to fillet a bass, you should do it like this. I was flying home from a Colorado fishing trip recently when the guy sitting next to me coincidentally started talking about bass fishing. As I came to find out, he owned a pond that was overfilled with bass. He made the comment that
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Despite 90-degree temperatures, this bowhunter persevered to drop a beautiful New Jersey 8-pointer. Most trophy bucks of this caliber don’t come easy. It’s not usually as simple as being at the right place at the right time. Good deer hunters harvest big bucks after a lot of patience and attention to detail. Dominic Bolognese, a
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