Behind The Lens

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Summertime Trail Camera Deployment

Jun 30, 2024

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Summertime trail camera deployment often requires a little more preparation than in the other seasons. Keep in mind that there will most likely be excessive amounts of vegetation, including poisonous plants, so you will want to make sure to bring a couple of extra items along with you when preparing a spot for a trail camera.

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Baked Duck Poppers with Brown Sugar Glaze

Jan 04, 2019

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Here's a recipe for making duck poppers in the oven, an alternative to making them on the grill! I chose to make them in the oven so I didn't have to worry about turning them on the grill while I was preparing other food. They were delicious and cooked evenly without having to take the time to turn them over, plus there was absolutely NO gamey taste whatsoever. Below I share what I did from field-to-table to make these delicious poppers.

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Mini Venison Meatballs Recipe

Nov 16, 2018

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There are a few things that I love about this recipe: It's quick & easy to make, it's delicious, and there are several different options on how to serve these. I added these meatballs to some pasta with our favorite sauce and served with spaghetti and salad to make a meal!

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Backyard Trail Cameras

Sep 02, 2018

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Why put your cameras on the shelf for the off-season? Why not see what's lurking around the backyard this fall? My wife and I enjoy using cameras in our backyard during all seasons of the year.

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Choosing Your First Trail Camera

Jul 16, 2017

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For someone who is new to hunting or the trail camera world, picking out your first game camera can be somewhat overwhelming. Here are a few "must-have", trail camera features to keep in mind while shopping, as well as some bonus features and accessories that may be an asset to you. (Click blog title to view complete blog post.)

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“Land and Wildlife Field Day”

Apr 23, 2017

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Scott Cronin, a Pro-Staffer from Kentucky, holds an annual event with a local High School called the “Land & Wildlife Field Day”. Junior and Senior High School students in the Wildlife Forestry Programs participate in this field event in which Wood Duck boxes and trail cameras are installed and studied. (Click blog title to view complete blog post.)

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4 Reasons to Start Hunting in 2017

Jan 29, 2017

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When making your list of New Years resolutions for 2017, I hope plenty of you have added "hunting" to the list of things you'd like to check off this year. Here are 4 positive things you can expect to happen from giving hunting a try. (Click blog title to view complete blog post.)

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Taxidermy: Caring For Your Animal Pre-Mount

Nov 06, 2016

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Before the animal is mounted and before you are able to get it to the taxidermist, proper storage in the freezer is crucial to producing a good mount. (Click blog title to view complete blog post.)

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Raising Chickens and Ducks

Oct 24, 2016

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In her follow up to "5 Things I Learned Going Rural", Kristen Schmitt shares what you need to get started raising your own chickens and ducks, and how to build your own duck coop. (Click blog title to view complete blog post.) chicks1

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5 Tips For Capturing Unique Trail Camera Photos

Jul 24, 2016

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Using trail cameras to scout for wildlife can be rewarding in more ways than one. The most obvious reason to use a trail camera is to pattern and age deer so you have a better idea of where to hunt... Continue reading

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Behind The Lens

Summertime Trail Camera Deployment

Baked Duck Poppers with Brown Sugar Glaze

Mini Venison Meatballs Recipe

Backyard Trail Cameras

Choosing Your First Trail Camera

“Land and Wildlife Field Day”

4 Reasons to Start Hunting in 2017

Taxidermy: Caring For Your Animal Pre-Mount

Raising Chickens and Ducks

5 Tips For Capturing Unique Trail Camera Photos