If a Maine moose hunt was in your crosshairs, the proposed increase in licenses could be great news. Should Maine wildlife biologists see their suggestions taken seriously, Maine could have 12.8% more moose hunting licenses up for grabs in 2019. The proposal to the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife is preliminary, but would bump
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It’s bobcat vs. squirrel and this poor tree rat is doomed. Here’s what a ninja wildcat can do. It’s a winter wonderland out there still, that is unless you’re a squirrel. Even with snow covered ground, these tree-climbing wonders still have to get around by way of the land sometimes, and when that happens: crunch!
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Flooding has truly affected us all in one way or another. Flooding has impacted my own family. Below is video from Friday, March 15, 2019 of flood waters going over the access road from Nebraska Highway 30 to the Timberwood Lake homes area west of Ames, NE where my daughter and son-in-law reside. Video courtesy …
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Why has the MotorCity Madman bothered with writing about hunting for all of these years? Well, allow me to elaborate right here at my deeranddeerhunting.com BloodBrother family electro-campfire.
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WATCH THE VIDEO oembed rumble video here We spoke with Fred and Michele Eichler, and they were eager to convey this message to everyone. By now anyone who’s into hunting knows Fred Eichler. He’s a master bowhunter who’s traveled the world and taken a bucket list of game animals, because that’s the way he’s chosen
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Wolf management via hunting and trapping could once again be in the cards for Minnesota, as wolves are close to being removed from the endangered species list. In spite of misguided efforts by animal rights groups, science-based wolf management could once again become a reality for Minnesota. As early as next year, in fact. The U.S.
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Missouri hunters could struggle this year during spring gobbler season. According to a report from the Missouri Department of Conservation, turkey hunters in the Show-Me State don’t have the odds stacked in their favor this season, which runs April 6-7 (youth-only) and April 15-May 5. Researchers say that even though there were very successful hatches
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It’s never too early to start thinking about your public land hunting tactics for the fall, and now is the perfect time to start planning lightweight setups and a mobile mindset, all of which can be game changers on public land.Â
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Not only was this shot crazy long, but this elk is crazy big. Bowhunting is a skill that develops over time. You can go out to the range and try shooting at different distances and adjust accordingly. But you can’t really prepare for the real-life shooting conditions of a hunt until you’ve stalked an animal
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Reverse-draw crossbows have seen a rise in popularity due to several advantages over traditional forward-draw designs, and these five advantages can make a big difference when you’re searching for a new crossbow.
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