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Wild Turkey Salad
Over crackers, in a sandwich or scooped over a bed of fresh greens, this is my go-to turkey salad recipe for leftover Thanksgiving dinner or made from scratch with a wild bird. Tarragon — a classic French herb — has an anise, or licorice-like, aroma and used sparingly, can transform any poultry dish. Tart cranberries, …
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Learn Lightroom Classic 11’s New Masking Features In Under 10 Minutes
Last week, Adobe updated Lightroom Classic to version 11 and added several enhancements to the software’s masking capabilities. These enhancements include…
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LEE Filters Introduces LEE Elements Circular Photo Filters
LEE Filters, known for their excellent rectangular filters like the popular LEE100 Filter System, introduced today the company’s first set…
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Taking the best photos of you and your deer
One would think in this age of cell phone and digital cameras that it would be pretty easy for hunters to get a good quality photo of them with their harvested deer. But, think again. Whether it is the excitement of the moment or the rush to get the animal field dressed, many hunters just …
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5 Proper Hunting Etiquette Tips
Why proper hunting etiquette is such a big part of who we are as sportsmen, and something that should never be taken lightly. Most of the time hunting etiquette goes hand in hand with basic safety, but it also involves basic common sense and decency. Some things should go without saying: don’t litter around your […]
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The Writing Desks and Habits of Famous Authors
by Maxine Carter-Lome, publisher It is said that Kurt Vonnegut used his hardwood floor as his desk. He worked from his lap with everything—papers, notes, drafts—spread out around him. Virginia Woolf often wrote in a low armchair with a plywood board across her knee. Henry David Thoreau wrote Walden on a simple Hepplewhite-style desk […]
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Angler Jigs Up Ridiculously Chunky Hybrid Bluegill From Small Farm Pond
This bluegill looks like it has been abusing steroids. Is there anything better than a ridiculously large panfish? We did not think so. Almost all anglers love seeing a true giant because they are so few and far between. This year, one of our favorite fishing YouTubers, Ty PigPatrol, has been making a point to […]
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Rifled Slugs: An Explainer and a Few Top Picks for Hunting
Here’s all the basics you need to know about hunting with shotgun slugs For folks who are new to shotgunning, it can be a bit daunting considering the amount of information to consume and understand. There’s a lot of terminology to learn on the gun side, and a whole lot more to learn on the […]
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Photos Of The Day For October 2021
Did you miss a Photo Of The Day last month? View all of October’s selections in the slideshow below and…
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Better Backgrounds For Low Subjects
Many factors contribute to the success of an image. If you’re a regular reader of my Tip of the Week,…
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From Ryes to Reserves, 5 of the Best Canadian Whiskies to Drink Now
Thanks to smugglers, Canadian whisky flourished in America during Prohibition. A new craft movement is rekindling the flame today.
Mark Drury Smokes a 216-Inch, Iowa 17-Point Giant With His Bow
Mark Drury puts the smackdown on a true Iowa giant. Every hunter has their own tales about the bucks who got away. Those elusive monsters who are like ghosts in the forest that slip away and are never seen again. Sometimes, there is just no explaining a deer’s behavior, especially when it is a mature […]
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Angler Custom-Builds Lego Swimbait and Actually Catches a Bass With It
Can you really make a fishing lure from Lego bricks? Here at Wide Open Spaces, we see some rather unusual fishing lures from time to time. People have tried all sorts of crazy things over the years in their quest to catch a big fish. That means they have tried attaching hooks to just about […]
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How to Choose the Right Bug-Out Gun
Picking the best gun depends largely on where you live. For many, an essential component of a good bug-out bag is a good bug-out gun. When someone speaks of “bugging out,” they’re referring to a dependable strategy for fleeing to safety for any number of reasons, which could be on foot or in a vehicle. […]
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Hair-Raising
It is the end of October, Halloweeney is Sunday. I guess that means it is time for all things scary. Earlier this month I speculated about the reasons we like a good scare now and then, Scary Stuff. Since then, I have seen a few discussions of spooky experiences outdoorsfolks have experienced while out in …
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Check stations back in use for nine-day firearm deer hunters this year
LINCOLN, Neb. – Deer hunters are reminded that in-person check stations will be used during the nine-day firearm season this year. All deer harvested during the Nov. 13-21 season must be accompanied by the hunter and taken to a check station no later than 1 p.m. on the day following the close of the season. …
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5 Out of the Ordinary Rainbow Trout Recipes
These five rainbow trout recipes take cooking one of our favorite fish to a whole new level. Fried rainbow trout, baked rainbow trout, rainbow trout gumbo, rainbow trout fillets on the grill, or just about any other good trout recipe can start our mouths watering. This inimitable trout species has been instrumental in creating some […]
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Squirrel Hunting: When and Where You Can Do It and a Few Tactics to Try
If you’re new to chasing bushytails, these are the basics you need to know before heading into the squirrel woods. For many hunters, squirrel hunting may seem like a way to kill time, but in certain regions of the country, hunters await the opening of squirrel season with the same excitement most of us have […]
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