Shotgunning Turkeys
Spring turkey hunting tips from a state record holder By Tonya Bland Playing hooky from school wasn’t something my parents took lightly as I was growing up, but when it came to hunting season, I may have woke up … Continued
Spring Cleaning Taxidermy
Caring for your taxidermy mounts By Jennifer Pudenz It might seem too early for spring cleaning… after all, it is only winter still. But as an outdoor enthusiast, I don’t know a time I’ve actually wanted to clean once spring … Continued
DIY: Ice Picks
Making your own ice rescue picks By Jennifer Pudenz There are several how-to’s on the Internet for making your own ice picks; however, I couldn’t find one that stated actual details, so I made my own and included the … Continued
Queen of the Ice
A Guide to Hardwater Panfish By Amanda McComas I’ll admit it… sometimes I screech with excitement when I talk about panfish through the ice. Finding a school of large bluegills or a cluster of crappies may just make you scream … Continued
Your Next Gun
7 reasons to choose an over/under shotgun for wingshooting By Christine Cunningham My love of the over/under shotgun began with a split-second decision I made while acting as master of ceremonies for a live auction and fundraising banquet. The bidding … Continued
Trail Cams: Shed Hunting
Trail camera use to know when to start shed hunting your area and following one buck through shed season By Jennifer Pudenz Meet ‘Doughboy.’ With tall brows and a unique wave to his main beams, this buck is easy … Continued
Stack the Racks
Shed hunting tips for out West By Karla Miller I’m never down to see hunting season come to an end. It’s kind of depressing! As soon as it’s over, I am seriously counting down the days until the opening … Continued
Hunting Apps
Using smart phones to aid in your hunts By Jennifer Pudenz Just as the world is ever evolving, so is the hunting industry and the products that change how we hunt, from the introduction of compound bows to trail cameras. … Continued
The 7 Duck Commandments
Hunting etiquette in the duck blind By Christine Cunningham The idea of duck hunting etiquette may seem like the gloved version of a gloves-off sport. But, really, it’s as simple as being safe and sporting. The so-called unwritten code … Continued