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Creating a mock scrape for trail cameras and hunting strategies By Jennifer Pudenz When it comes to pursuing or monitoring whitetail bucks, one of my favorite ways is through scrapes. Scrapes are a great way to initiate a reaction … Continued
By Jenny Nguyen – foodforhunters.com Here is a new twist on BBQ Chicken Pizza — BBQ Pheasant Pizza! The pheasant came from Nebraska, a gift to us from family, so we wanted to do something different with it – pizza … Continued
Bowhunting pronghorn antelope out West By Amanda Caldwell and Abby Atol Summer is here, and that lingering thought in the back of our minds rises to a whole new level of anticipation because we know hunting season is near. In … Continued
A guide to maximizing your deer herd’s potential and monitoring their health By Audrey Pfaffe The season’s over. The antlers have fallen, and the ‘off-season’ has begun. It seems like general knowledge to a deer hunter that spring and … Continued
A great hunting dog starts with the right training as a puppy By Sloan Williams & Samantha Williams Weaver Our passion for the outdoors developed at an early age, and dogs have been a part of our lives since … Continued
7 reasons to choose an over/under shotgun for wingshooting By Christine Cunningham My love of the over/under shotgun began with a split-second decision I made while acting as master of ceremonies for a live auction and fundraising banquet. The bidding … Continued
Trail camera use to know when to start shed hunting your area and following one buck through shed season By Jennifer Pudenz Meet ‘Doughboy.’ With tall brows and a unique wave to his main beams, this buck is easy … Continued
Using smart phones to aid in your hunts By Jennifer Pudenz Just as the world is ever evolving, so is the hunting industry and the products that change how we hunt, from the introduction of compound bows to trail cameras. … Continued
Hunting etiquette in the duck blind By Christine Cunningham The idea of duck hunting etiquette may seem like the gloved version of a gloves-off sport. But, really, it’s as simple as being safe and sporting. The so-called unwritten code … Continued
