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To get that gobbler alert and talking, check out the Classic Owl Call, from Primos. With an incredibly loud tone, this call will carry even on days with poor, windy conditions. Its low pitch, meanwhile, makes it capable of the low sorts of groans so effective when just a little sound is needed to locate your turkey. To achieve this, the call boasts a fully wooden construction with a single reed, and built-in back pressure for a wider degree of control. All this combines to allow the user, with a little practice, to make the perfect, "Who cooks for you, who cooks for ya'll"-cadenced barred-owl call. For more information on this authentic-sounding locator, a must-have in any turkey hunters kit, please visit primos.com. MSRP: $22.99
The New World Screwworm (NWS), which devastated wildlife populations and the Lone Star State’s livestock industry 60 year ago, has established two beachheads in Texas.
Delivering a lethal shot with a rifle or handgun when afield requires an understanding of the various shooting positions, supports and realistic accuracy. This article is meant to serve as a primer.
Texas Hunter Products has released its 300‑lb. Cottonseed Feeder, a purpose‑built solution for land managers who rely on whole cottonseed to support healthy deer and wildlife year‑round.
On this week's #SundayGunday, we’re checking out the Stoeger M3000 Freedom Series Tactical shotgun. Based around an Inertia Driven system, this three-inch chambered shotgun can run a gamut of shotshells, from lightweight target loads to heavy turkey magnums. Learn more about it in this exclusive video.
Father's Day is around the corner. With the summer heating up, Dad will soon be on his share of scouting trips, fishing outings, range days, and all the other sorts of summer excursions fans of the great outdoors partake in. Read on, for some great gifts to get Dad this Father's Day, to make his summer that much more fun.