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Shoot Low Or Shoot High? It Depends.

Photography |

A favorite angle from which I love to make photographs is above my subject looking down. A favorite angle from…

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Duck Plucking 101: Removing Feathers to Prepare for Cooking

Cooking, Food, Hunting |

Photos by Ben Cole

After a waterfowl hunt has come to an end with a few ducks in hand, you might wonder, “How do I clean a duck?” There are many methods that work well, but it also can depend on the cooking style you’re after. Some hunters find that leaving the skin on makes for a great meal, […]

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Gear Review: LaCrosse Alpha Agility Snake Boots

Fishing, Hunting |

LaCrosse Footwear is consistently releasing some top notch gear, specifically in the hunting and outdoors sector. When proposed with the opportunity to test out a pair, I’ve learned quickly not to say no. They’re that good. Never has a snake boot fit and felt like an athletic shoe as much as the LaCrosse Alpha Agility […]

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How Pronghorn Antelope Recovered When Their Population Was Only 13,000

Hunting |

If you’ve ever driven across a western state like Wyoming or Montana, odds are you’ve seen the graceful herds of pronghorn antelope (Antilocapra americana) blazing across the sagebrush of the high desert plains. Few people realize they’re looking at the fastest land mammal in North America. In fact, only the cheetah gives it a run […]

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