Black bear hunting can be one of the best experiences of your life. However, you need to know bears, their body language, and their habits before you go off on your hunting trip. Most often, though, you will definitely need to listen to your guide in the wilderness, as they are often the experts on [...]
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When it comes to successful turkey hunting, stealth and camouflage are often the keys that make it so. With this in mind many turn to turkey hunting blinds to help give them an advantage in the field. Finding a good pheasant hunting guide can be a way to create a memorable pheasant hunting experience. The Internet abounds with information on numerous outfitters, which offer professional guides as part of their pheasant hunting packages. Each hunting area offers different types of guide services. A pheasant hunting guide is usually native to the area [...] checklist-page-1  buck feverI think it’s safe to say that most of us have had to deal with Buck Fever at one time or another. But as most of us know, it’s how you deal with buck fever that will decide whether or not you go home with a deer or not. Buck Fever is the condition that comes over a Hunter when they have an opportunity to take a deer. The deer may be right beneath their tree stand or 100 yards away. For many hunters, the sight of any legal deer puts them into an uncontrollable jerky convulsions. Hitting a deer at any range under these conditions is pure luck. I’ve used the Reliance Fold-A-Carrier 2.5 and 5 gallon water containers for years for extended back-country camping. This will be a short review: Lightweight < 1lb for the 5 gallon From the Pine Journal Mike and Linda Neault, through the Carlton County Chapter of Minnesota Deer Hunters, are again hosting a free firearm safety course for women. The class runs from 6-8 p.m. Sept. 22, 23, 25 and 26 (no class Sept. 24) at Sandy Lake Baptist Church in Barnum with a field trial day on Sept. 27. Those interested must register by calling Mike or Linda at 218-389-0055. Registration is limited to 24 people. I’ve hunted for years and gone through a lot of gear; especially the clothes you need when out for extended periods of time in the wilderness. Note this review is written from the perspective of a hunter in Colorado who hikes around a lot during the day in the hunting seasons spanning from September through [...] With the rising cost of fuel these days, I can imagine there are a lot of deer hunters who will be looking for ways to cut their deer hunting cost. Maybe this isn’t the year you buy that new rifle or bow. Perhaps that new set of Camouflage clothes will have to wait. Or maybe you’re looking to get involved in deer hunting but it looks too expensive. I’m going to tell you that it doesn’t have to be expensive and you can get started deer hunting for less than $1000 and even less than $500 if you pick your gear correctly. Hunting ClothesYou want to know a secret? You don’t have to have the latest designer Camo to kill a deer! Yeah, shocking hunh! The duck is one of North America’s most commonly hunted species. Our most common duck breeds are the mallard, teal, gadwall and widgeon. Other ducks often hunted across the continent include the northern shoveler, the wood duck, the bufflehead, the ringneck and the bluebill. |
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