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Female Participation in Fishing Increased by 3.8 Million Since 2011

More women than ever picked up a rod and reel in 2021, according to a study by the Recreational Boating & Fishing Foundation (RBFF). The study, done in collaboration with the Outdoor Foundation, said that women now make up 37 percent of all anglers in the United States. This is the highest number on record […]

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Wild Game Recipe: Pheasant Bacon Ranch Pizza

Hunting |

Looking for a unique use of the pheasant you harvested last season? You might not believe it, but it goes great on a ranch and bacon pizza. This unique recipe is extremely easy, even for novice cooks to pull off. And it results with an incredibly unique and tasty pizza that the whole family will […]

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Wild Game Recipe: Shredded Venison Enchiladas

Hunting |

Venison and traditional Mexican dishes have always seemed to fare well together. If you’re getting a little tired of the traditional venison taco, it’s time to try something that’s a little different, but no less delicious. Today we’ve got a tasty venison enchilada recipe with red sauce, chiles, and cheese that is sure to be […]

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7 of the Most Overused Outdoor Terms Known To Man

Fishing, Hunting |

We know them and we love them, but we sure do get sick of hearing some of these outdoor terms sometimes. We’re not talking about the outdoor terms that everyone should know, but rather some of the more-overused words and phrases that have lost their effectiveness due to excessive repetition by some. We all pride […]

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Hunter Steps in to Stop Buck From Harassing Exhausted Doe to Death

Hunting |

The rut is unquestionably every deer herd’s most stressful time of the year, as bucks are hopped up on a surplus of testosterone, relentlessly harassing does as they seek suitors. As soon as they finally take a break from chasing does, they have other bucks attempting to establish their dominance by fighting off any and […]

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