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  • How to Care for and Transport Scent Free Gear
    Let’s face it, many well meaning hunters make the investment in scent control clothing and gear to stay scent free, but do little to protect and preserve it. The hardworking hunter scrimps and saves, gets extra hours at work, picks up side jobs and, eventually, come August, he’s saved enough to [...]
  • When Climbing Higher for Deer Hunting, Don’t Forget to Stay Connected
    Deer hunters who climb more than 40 feet or film their hunting trips can stay safer with the Hunter Safety System Lifeline 42 safety accessory. In the past, hunters that chose to be in stands above 30 feet would have to climb 12 feet or more before hooking up to their Lifeline. This is extremely [� [...]
  • The Facts and Truth About Culling Bucks – Deer & Deer Hunting | Whitetail Deer Hunting Tips
     High-grading In Mississippi, research headed up by Bronson Strickland found that protection of small-antlered young males — intended to more closely balance adult sex ratios — might inadvertently contribute to smaller than normal antlers in subsequent years in some areas. Although there have b [...]
  • Can An Old Dog Learn New Tricks With Plastics
    by Keith Nelson I’m not really sure where plastics took a hold in the fishing industry, but I believe the big push came with tournament bass fishers. I have had the opportunity to discuss this with some ole timers. They had made mention that they had cut balloons up into small strips to tip small [...]
  • Bass on Weedless Spoons
    with Jason Mitchell There are many weed less soft plastic and frog options that can be pitched into wild rice, reeds, lily pads and slop. Whenever there are stems or branches sticking out of the water however, weed less spoons can be tough to beat. Weed less spoons are typically going to be a little [...]

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  • How to Care for and Transport Scent Free Gear
    Let’s face it, many well meaning hunters make the investment in scent control clothing and gear to stay scent free, but do little to protect and preserve it. The hardworking hunter scrimps and saves, gets extra hours at work, picks up side jobs and, eventually, come August, he’s saved enough to [...]
  • When Climbing Higher for Deer Hunting, Don’t Forget to Stay Connected
    Deer hunters who climb more than 40 feet or film their hunting trips can stay safer with the Hunter Safety System Lifeline 42 safety accessory. In the past, hunters that chose to be in stands above 30 feet would have to climb 12 feet or more before hooking up to their Lifeline. This is extremely [� [...]
  • The Facts and Truth About Culling Bucks – Deer & Deer Hunting | Whitetail Deer Hunting Tips
     High-grading In Mississippi, research headed up by Bronson Strickland found that protection of small-antlered young males — intended to more closely balance adult sex ratios — might inadvertently contribute to smaller than normal antlers in subsequent years in some areas. Although there have b [...]
  • Can An Old Dog Learn New Tricks With Plastics
    by Keith Nelson I’m not really sure where plastics took a hold in the fishing industry, but I believe the big push came with tournament bass fishers. I have had the opportunity to discuss this with some ole timers. They had made mention that they had cut balloons up into small strips to tip small [...]
  • Bass on Weedless Spoons
    with Jason Mitchell There are many weed less soft plastic and frog options that can be pitched into wild rice, reeds, lily pads and slop. Whenever there are stems or branches sticking out of the water however, weed less spoons can be tough to beat. Weed less spoons are typically going to be a little [...]

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