Cold Fronts are Helpful
This past week was characterized by a mid-October cold front that passed through much of the central part of the U.S. Buck activity really spurred up after the two weeks of warm days.
How to Make the Most of Late-Season Geese
For the resident goose hunter, the season goes on, but tactics must change for continued success.
Springtime Varminting
Spring has arrived, and, of course, we’ve got a forecast calling for snow. It won’t last, and soon temps will climb back into the 60s and perhaps the low 70s. A lot of guys are getting worked up in anticipation of turkey season. I’ve killed three turkeys, and while turkey hunting is OK by me, I confess that I am not struck with the turkey bug. What trips my springtime trigger is shooting picket pins (ground squirrels) and prairie dogs.
Top 5 Most Horrifying Signs of Duck Depression
Are you primed for a severe case of Duck Depression? Here are five early symptoms to look out for, straight from renowned expert Kyle Wintersteen.
Four Years Later: Goose Hunter's Jacket, Wallet Returned
After losing his hunting jacket—and the wallet stowed inside—Owen Schipnewski never expected to see it again. Four years later, he was proven wrong.
The Hot Ticket in Winter
Nail the weather forecast and find the food to make the late season great. Here’s what you need to pull a big buck out of the bare woods this month.
A Nebraska Spring Turkey Hunt
Spring turkey season may be the best hunt of all. It’s an active hunt in glorious weather amid blooming flowers and chirping birds … at least it’s supposed to be. Sometimes, the best-laid plans …
Scouting Tools You Really Shouldn’t Have
Some of these scouting tools are prompting even Field Editor Frank Miniter to snoop on the neighbors.
Crossbow Tide Rolls Into 2014
Call it what you want—a tsunami, avalanche, flash flood, tidal wave or runaway snowball—but public sentiment for crossbow hunting has been an unstoppable force since 2007.
The Hunter's Guide to Public-Land Pronghorns
The pursuit of North America’s most unique big game requires an equally unique plan of attack.
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