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New Products for August 2017
Cuddleback Lightning-Fast Silver Series Trail Cameras Cuddeback is expecting big things from its Silver Series cameras that include the Black Flash model 1231 and the Long Range IR model 1224 with...
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Dixey Bar’s Bull Reds
One of coastal Alabama’s most famous fisheries, the Dixey Bar attracts big bull reds. Sitting in the shade cast by my boat’s T-top and sipping on iced tea, I’m able to ignore the August heat. My...
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Building a Backyard Archery Range
A Little Extra Practice At Home Could Put More Venison in the Freezer In any sport, practice is a key element. Football teams can’t win unless they put forth the effort in practice. Rhythm, form,...
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Building Your Own Bugle Tube
It’s August in Montana and that means every elk hunter in the state is tuning up their calls and fantasizing about mountain warfare we know as archery elk hunting. This time of year attention...
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Brush Cutting: A Valuable Aspect of Wildlife Management
One weekend investment can pay big hunting dividends for years to come It’s an exciting time of year for hunters. Most hunters begin thinking about getting their food plots ready to plant for the...
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Crankbaits as a Contact Sport
Bumping stumps and other bottom objects is the key to drawing strikes with crankbaits. In baseball the coach stresses making contact with the ball. Without ball contact it’s difficult to gain any...
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Trolling for Crappie in Open Water
Anglers can catch loads of crappie all year long in open water. This just-before-dawn morning is cool, a light mist rises from the water, and the surface of Lake Pickwick is glass smooth. With the...
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Mowing Mistake: It Will Not Remove Invasive Plants!
Johnson grass and cockleburs—here’s the best way to eliminate them. One of the biggest problems with warm season food plots is weed competition. Some are grasses and some broadleaf weeds, but they...
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Best Elk Bugle Tubes
Recently on a forum, I read a post on the best bugle tubes for elk. There were certainly many quality tubes and manufacturers mentioned. As an outfitter, it is a question that I am often asked. ...
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Oldies but Goodies—Bass Lures of Old that Still Catch Fish
The more things change, the more they stay the same. Especially is this true of bass fishing lures. When I was called to do this article, I was willing, but I didn’t know where it would go. It turns...
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