by John E. Phillips | Oct 7, 2019 | Hunting
“He was the biggest buck I’d ever seen in my life,” a hunting friend told me when I met up with him in the woods. “The buck had at least 22 inches between his main beams and had well over 12 points on his non-typical rack, but somehow he smelled me. Although I’d taken...
by John E. Phillips | Oct 7, 2019 | Hunting
Since I always took all three of my children to hunting camps with me, one of the requirements I had about joining a hunting lease was that it have a house or a cabin where my children and I could stay whenever we went there to hunt or fish. I also wanted to know...
by John E. Phillips | Oct 7, 2019 | Hunting
A hunter and his dog are a team. For a team to be the most effective, the members of that team must be able to communicate with each other, know where each is and understand what the purpose for the team is. When you’re deciding which hunting dog collar to purchase,...
by John E. Phillips | Sep 17, 2019 | Wildlife Management
When discussing buying or selling timberlands for hunting and fishing, specific items and projects need to be considered, such as timber stand improvement techniques, that possibly may increase the value of those timberlands, particularly by expanding the amount of...
by John E. Phillips | Aug 29, 2019 | Fishing
To catch the most and biggest crappie in any lake or river that you fish, fish when and where most crappie anglers don’t fish and use tactics that others rarely use. Using his own late summer crappie fishing tactics, Jonathan Phillips of Wetumpka, Alabama, catches big...
