Coyote Ugly
The ugly truth about coyotes and how to hunt them By Shannon Del Curto To be able to outsmart and trick one of North America’s top predators is victory in itself. The coyote will prey or scavenge on just about … Continued
Dog Days of Summer
Planning a Prairie Dog Hunt By Deb Hinton Nestled between the prairie grasses and the Black Hills in South Dakota, lies a region rich with heat, wind and burrowing rodents. Shooting objects ranging in height from 12 to 16 … Continued
Ramp Up Your Spring
Also known as leeks or wild onions, ramps are sure to spice up your spring! By Jennifer Dums Foraging for wild food has been a part of my life since early childhood. One of the earliest memories I have … Continued
Gourmet Bear Burgers
By Aimee Hartwig INGREDIENTS: 1 lb ground bear meat 1 tsp garlic powder 1/2 tsp onion powder 1/4 tsp sea salt 1/4 tsp pepper 1/4 cup sliced bell peppers (green, red, orange, yellow) 1 egg 1/4 cup mayonnaise 1 tsp … Continued
The Bear Necessities
How to hunt black bears & why to pursue them in the spring By Nikita Dalke Who doesn’t love spring? The snow is melting, weather is warming up and everything starts to bloom and turn green once again. People … Continued
Trail of an Apex Predator
By Jana Waller His eyes glared in my direction as if to warn me of his wrath. Standing a mere 10 yards below, my eyes were locked on his, feeling his presence as a top predator in the Montana … Continued
Crows: Eyes in the Skies
Winter challenge of hunting crows By Andrea Haas Late winter is often seen as “down time” and the end of most hunting seasons; however, there’s one bird often overlooked that you should add to your lineup – crows. While … Continued