by Charles Johnson | Jul 27, 2018 | Fishing
During the summer doldrums, shake things up for more bass Under the rays of a summer sun, anglers and bass can get a little lazy. High temperatures in both air and water put a drag on any activity outside. Sometimes it may feel like everything is moving in slow...
by Daryl Bell | Apr 23, 2018 | Land Management
Good Planning Can Make the Most of Your Soybean Food Plot Another deer season has come and gone. However, for a whitetail manager, the work for next season is just beginning. By this time, you should be wrapping up your dormant season fires and already have the...
by Ed Mashburn | Feb 12, 2018 | Fishing
If a fish fry is on your mind, whisker catfish are waiting to be caught in the cool of early spring.   There’s an old tradition in Alabama. This tradition is the gathering up of a mess of whisker catfish for a fish fry in the long, hot days of summer. Catching...
by Charles Johnson | Nov 21, 2016 | Land Management
More to Managing Wildlife Than Planting a Few Food Plots In the Fall Managing a property for wildlife is not a part-time proposition. It requires some attention to certain aspects all year long. Growing large deer, turkeys and other game doesn’t happen overnight or in...
by Ed Mashburn | Sep 1, 2013 | Fishing
Spanish mackerel, the warm-weather rockets of the nearshore waters, are a favorite quarry of Gulf Coast anglers. Gulls and terns circle overhead and start diving and screaming as they crash into the water in hot pursuit of something below. Liquid splashes and flashes...
