This brief video will teach you what you need to know to get started in predator calling, from setting up your electronic call to what firearm to use. Scott Perkins from Unbroken Outdoors talks about what it takes to get started in predator hunting. He pretty well covers the basics of setting up your electronic caller, what

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These are the most common problems hunters face when planting food plots. With so much information available at our fingertips, you would think planting a food plot would be simple. Throw out some seed, watch it grow and let the deer come to you. However, if you’ve ever planted a plot, you most likely know it’s not all sunshine and

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Washington poachers are facing nearly 200 charges with one of the biggest poaching investigations that the state has ever seen. Seven poachers have now illegally killed over 100 animals. Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife officers obtained video files that contain evidence. Here they are: Did you enjoy this post? CLICK HERE to view more

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I hope the corporate hunting industry doesn’t catch wind of this… Goodness. It seems these days you really have to buy a lot of gear in order to fill a deer tag. Wasn’t it nice when all you needed was some warm flannel and a shotgun iron-sighted in to hit a pie plate at 50

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New England’s whitetail population is stable or growing throughout the six-state region. Harvest numbers show only slight increases or decreases… more »

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Mike Gundy, head-coach of Oklahoma State’s Football team, decided to go turtle hunting instead of watching the Oklahoma-Ohio State game. Gundy told reporters on Monday that he is having trouble with turtles eating the fish from his pond. He missed the Oklahoma-Ohio State game so that he could go “turtle hunting and skeet shooting.” Hear what Gundy

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Is there anything more frustrating while pheasant hunting than trying to hunt roosters that run instead of fly? You’d think being… more »

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The first opportunity for hunters to pursue deer each year is with a bow, and Kentucky bowhunting offers some of… more »

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