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A Hunter’s Widow, Married to a Hiking Widower

Dec 04, 2016

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Southwest Missouri resident Jessi Dreckman, who is married to an avid hunter, says deer season for non-hunting spouses shouldn't be spent inside as "the hunter's widow(er)." Instead, she urges those individuals to learn to love their spouse's passion for hunting, and to get outdoors and find their own passion. (Click blog title to view complete blog post.) jessidrew

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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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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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What’s In Your Hunting Pack?

Oct 30, 2016

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After well over a couple decades’ worth of bowhunting, with most of that time consisting of over 100 stand sits annually, I’ve definitely settled on a list of “must-haves” as well as items that have found their way into and out of my fanny pack. I’ll break down below exactly what I carry with me, and the use for each item. (Click blog title to view complete blog post.) dsc_0015-copy

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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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10 Pheasant Hunting Safety Tips

Oct 16, 2016

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Pro-staffer Andrea Haas shares 10 pheasant hunting safety tips to help make your pheasant season more safe and enjoyable for all involved. (Click blog title to view complete blog post.) dsc_0038_copy

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D.E.E.R. Project

Oct 09, 2016

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The DEER Project, located in the Greater Little Mountain Area of southwestern Wyoming, aims to increase our understanding of both mule deer and elk. This project is examining parturition timing and location of mule deer, mortality and recruitment of fawns, nutritional condition of adult female mule deer, summer diet overlap between elk and mule deer, space use, recruitment of male mule deer, survival, migration, and dispersal. (Click blog title to view complete blog post.) 1439:062616:70F:2292:CAMERA1 :6

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Early Season Bowhunting Tactics

Oct 02, 2016

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Chasing whitetails across the Midwest in September and October is truly a love of my life these days. Here are three things that have become a part of my routine that’s led to years of punched tags and filled freezers early in the season. (Click blog title to view complete blog post.) good-one

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Behind The Lens

A Hunter’s Widow, Married to a Hiking Widower

Traveling With Firearms – Part 2

Traveling With Firearms – Part 1

Wild Game Thanksgiving Dinner

Taxidermy: Caring For Your Animal Pre-Mount

What’s In Your Hunting Pack?

Raising Chickens and Ducks

10 Pheasant Hunting Safety Tips

D.E.E.R. Project

Early Season Bowhunting Tactics