Lucas Hoge talks his new show and getting musical inspiration from the outdoors. Before Lucas Hoge became a Billboard No.1 country music songwriter thanks to hit singles like “Dirty South,” he was an avid outdoorsman. His love of the great outdoors was fostered mainly in the small Nebraska town where he grew up. Now, the
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Wyoming court rules that Native Americans must follow game regulations when hunting off reservation. A Sheridan County Circuit Court Judge has ruled that Native Americans must follow the Wyoming Game and Fish department’s regulations when they hunt off an established reservation. The Gillette News Record reports Judge Shelley Cundiff made the ruling in the case
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Remember back when archery tag was a thing? Did you ever get shot by one? If not, how hard do you think they actually hit? When it comes to playing action sports, most people stick with paintball. The paintballs make a mess and cause major bruises and welts on impact. That said, archery tag isn’t
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This monster buck explodes off its feet and flips onto its back in one of the most unique harvest videos you’ll ever see. If you’ve watched outdoor television, YouTube hunting videos or hunted a lot on your own, chances are you’ve seen tons of whitetail deer expire. However, this buck might’ve done one of the
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With feral hog populations exploding all over the United States, there are a lot of great places to hunt hogs. It is thought that the first hogs in the United States were introduced in the 1500s by Spanish explorers. Since then, the hog population has ballooned and their range has expanded dramatically thanks to their prolific
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oembed rumble video here Here’s our list of the best hunting dog breeds; is your four-legged hunting buddy on the list? We love dogs: we love them as pets, and we certainly love them as hunting partners. And while not all breeds can serve terribly well as hunting dogs–if you can’t picture your chihuahua’s prey drive
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This radio personality gets more than he bargained for when he decided to punch a set bear trap. I don’t really know who pitched this idea, but these radio personalities at Rover’s Morning Glory in Cleveland decided Dieter should put his arm in a bear trap. Given that he’s not this one-in-a-million Tae Kwon Do
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In the days of market hunting, cannons roared in the marshes and waterfowl dropped in droves. The punt gun was effective, to say the least. Waterfowling has come a long way since the 1800s. Market hunting (hunting birds just for market meat at cash value only) was eventually banned, as waterfowl populations were in heavy
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We spoke with First Lite’s community manager about the company’s latest special offer. If you’ve paid any attention the last few months, you’re fully aware what the global COVID-19 pandemic has done to a wide range of businesses, especially small, privately-owned ones. Most hunting and fishing outfitters fall into that category, and have witnessed unprecedented
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Deer lose their antlers every single year, but do you know why? Mule deer, whitetail deer and other ungulates shed their antlers once a year. It can take as little as 24-48 hours for the antlers to actually fall off, but the shedding process takes between two to three weeks and then new antlers will regenerate throughout
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