by Charles Johnson | Sep 3, 2019 | Hunting
Let’s face the facts, the cost of finding top hunting property is increasing. Fees for land leases and hunting clubs continue to rise. There are waiting lists for well-managed hunting leases and trophy hunting clubs. These high-grade deer lands are becoming out of...
by Charles Johnson | Jul 29, 2019 | Fishing
During the summer months, bass retreat to the cooler depths in lakes and rivers across the Cotton State. Creek channels and river ledges become the favorite hideouts of bass seeking a reprieve from the sweltering southern sun. Although some bass will move shallow to...
by Charles Johnson | Jul 29, 2019 | Fishing
For decades catfish anglers have used a multitude of baits and concoctions to entice Mr. Whiskers. Secret potions, scents and other additives have been tried by anglers looking for that something special. However, some simple, good catfish baits have always produced...
by Charles Johnson | Jul 9, 2019 | Hunting, Wildlife Management
For decades deer hunters have manipulated forests and fields to enhance the habitat. Food plots are part of their overall plan. Various seed plantings help produce abundant forage for deer in wildlife openings. This simple process has provided ample hunting...
by Charles Johnson | Jun 12, 2019 | Wildlife Management
When wildlife managers consider what types of seed to plant for their food plots, clover is usually not at the top of their list. Cereal grains, winter peas and brassicas occupy the front space. These and other seeds are wise choices, but clover food plot seed should...
