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The First Hunt

Apr 09, 2017

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You may ask yourself, “When is the right time to take your child hunting?” The answer depends on the individual child. I believe it is important to not push them to go until they have shown the desire. We, as hunters, all want our children to share our love for hunting and the outdoors; however, if you force it on them, you risk driving them farther away. If they do not show as much interest as you would like, then simply give them their space. Always keep the invitation open and never force them to be an unwilling participant. (Click blog title to view complete blog post.)

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Using Trail Cameras to Scout for Turkeys

Mar 26, 2017

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Knowing where to hang your trail cameras and what settings to use when scouting for turkeys is important, as it can vary a little from using cameras for deer hunting. Pro-Staffer Andrea Haas shares a few tips on what locations to hang your trail cameras and what settings to use for each. (Click blog title to view complete blog post.)

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5 Tips For Bowhunting Turkeys

Mar 12, 2017

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Planning on using your bow to harvest a turkey this spring? Successfully harvesting a turkey with your bow is perhaps one of the hardest, yet most rewarding hunts you will ever be a part of. Browning Trail Cameras Pro Staff members Don and Dan Pickell have been bowhunting for years and make bagging a gobbler with a bow look like a piece of cake. (Click blog title to view complete blog post.)

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Homemade Venison Bratwurst Recipe

Jan 09, 2017

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Making bratwursts or summer sausage is an easy way to use the meat from a whole deer, especially a large or older buck or doe that will likely be tough. Here are step-by-step instructions to making your own homemade venison brats. (Click blog title to view complete blog post.) step7-2

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Shed Hunting: Tips & Benefits

Jan 01, 2017

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This past shed season, my husband and I found over 200 shed antlers and 3 dead heads. I can’t begin to tell you how rewarding it has been. In this article, I will be discussing benefits, tips, and ideas for what to do with your sheds. (Click blog title to view complete blog post.) 943841_10156697993185207_7148040723484935786_n

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Using Trail Cameras in Trapping

Dec 18, 2016

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Trapping is a time-honored tradition where not much has changed, but there’s been one concession to modern, cutting-edge technology that has advanced the trapper’s knowledge more than any other single item: the trail camera. (Click blog title to view complete blog post.) 15578627_1460971313913727_6437702945338957171_n

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Late Season Trail Camera Placement

Dec 11, 2016

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As the seasons change, so does a whitetail’s pattern as they shift their focus from the rut to food once again. Here are a couple of tips on trail camera setup and placement to help you get the most out of your cameras before deer season closes. (Click blog title to view complete blog post.) 1440:120616:52F:0000:HAAS :2E[142:0070]G[008:0x0006]

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Traveling With Firearms – Part 2

Nov 27, 2016

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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly of taking your firearm hunting in foreign countries. Lora Gene Young of Huntress View shares some tips on traveling with your firearm. (Click blog title to view complete blog post.) 15240251_10103802311459269_297000361_n

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Traveling With Firearms – Part 1

Nov 21, 2016

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Hunting trips are times to relax, be one with nature, enjoy the great outdoors and camaraderie with like-minded peers, and bond with family. Here are a few tips on flying with firearms to help you start out on the right foot. (Click blog title to view complete blog post.) dsc_0009-copy

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Wild Game Thanksgiving Dinner

Nov 13, 2016

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If you prefer a more non-traditional Thanksgiving dinner, here are a couple of simple recipes to try that you and your family are sure to appreciate. (Click blog title to view complete blog post.) seared-venison-hunter-gatherer-dinner

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Behind The Lens

The First Hunt

Using Trail Cameras to Scout for Turkeys

5 Tips For Bowhunting Turkeys

Homemade Venison Bratwurst Recipe

Shed Hunting: Tips & Benefits

Using Trail Cameras in Trapping

Late Season Trail Camera Placement

Traveling With Firearms – Part 2

Traveling With Firearms – Part 1

Wild Game Thanksgiving Dinner