Hunters can apply starting Saturday, July 1, for the regular archery deer hunts at Camp Ripley near Little Falls, according to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. The application deadline is Friday, Aug. 18. Hunters may pick from only one of two hunting seasons: Oct. 19-20 (Thur.-Fri., code 668) or Oct. 28-29 (Sat.-Sun., code 669). […]
One of the leading causes of missed bow shots in the field is release punch. The Panic-X release by TruFire can help calm your shot when big bucks frazzle your nerves. Image courtesy Black Ovis The Panic-X bow release by TruFire is revolutionary in its anti-punch technology. In an era of hair-trigger releases, TruFire is
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Ted Nugent is on the road 60-65 days a year doing concerts, outdoors shows and promotional events, but he’s bowhunting for deer and other critters the rest of the year!
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Just this side of the Harrisville Mill Pond dam, a few people leaned over to cast worms into some roiling waters, a few others stumbled around, palms up, squinting while waiting for some silly, animated pseudo-life to appear on tiny screens and across the street, in a cool back of the house conference room, Wayne Barber called to order a meeting of The Swamp Yankee Gobblers.
PRATT – The application deadline for limited elk and either-species deer firearm permits is July 14, 2017. Kansas residents are eligible to apply online for one of 12 Either-species Elk permits and 15 Antlerless-only Elk permits allocated for Unit 2a (Ft. Riley). And resident hunters who want to hunt mule deer with a firearm can […]
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) has expanded restrictions on feeding deer and placing minerals for deer from 29 to 41 counties throughout the state, effective July 1. The goal of the expanded feeding ban is to help limit the spread of chronic wasting disease (CWD). The 41 counties comprise MDC’s […]
Where do you go to get your food? What does your grocery store look like? In an age of hormone-induced, genetically modified super foods, can you still get food that is like it was a century ago? Hunting may be the answer. Why do I say “hunting may be the answer”? It largely depends on
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CONCORD, N.H. — Sales will begin soon for special permits allowing hunters to take additional antlerless deer in Wildlife Management Units L and M in southeastern New Hampshire during the fall hunting seasons. Hunters should note the specific details about the purchasing both of these permits, as follows: Unit L Permits: Up to 750 hunters […]
This crazy footage shows why one bull elk didn’t make it far after being arrowed. Steve Isdahl has a pretty cool elk story to tell, and lucky for us, the video he shot does it more justice than any descriptive words. While recently on a hunt with his nephew in northern British Columbia, Canada, Isdahl arrowed a brute of a
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We are faced with this question almost every year. It happens to everyone. A nice, mature doe walks in range. You set up your shot, when you notice more movement. Hoping it’s a buck, you look, only to see fawns traveling with this doe. Do you still shoot? Will these fawns or yearlings survive without the
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