Are Crocs the Key to Hunting Success?
I found myself wearing them in public. I mean, I’m married, I’m a dad, I have nothing to prove, and I’m obviously a fashion trendsetter. So…why not?
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Getting Ready for Hunting Season Means More Than Getting Your Gear Together and Getting Zeroed
If you’re fit, each trip gets easier. If you’re out after big game, each ridge is more accessible. If you’re in the marsh, every decoy placed is easier, and each season, your chances at success and enjoying yourself out there just grow.
Rossi’s Brawler Pistol in 300BLK Can Be the Basis of a Hell of a Great Deer Gun [VIDEO]
In addition to 300BLK, Rossi also chambers the Brawler in 5.56 and .45 Colt/.410, so you can pick the Brawler that works best for what you’ll be aiming at.
Florida Uses a Science-Based Approach to Managing Wildlife With Resumption of Black Bear Hunting
By Nephi Cole Chalk one up for science-based conservation. Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission unanimously approved bear hunting, ending a
Dove Hunting: Get Yourself A Good Pair of Boots…Your Feet Will Thank You
Dove hunting is a field hunt, often in sunflower or milo, maybe harvested corn, or just about any field where dove might find food. These kinds of fields don’t usually require heavy duty hunting boots, but good hunting boots are definitely the way to go.
Guns of the Cold War: The Tokarev TT-30
Fedor Tokarev borrowed heavily from John Moses Browning to design his single action, semi-automatic pistol. Some have called this pistol the “Soviet 1911.”
Dress for Success (and Comfort): Dove Season is Getting Closer With Each Passing Day
The very first time I went dove hunting I wasn’t totally sure what, if any, specific clothing I’d need. If
Now is the Time to Stock Up on Dove Loads, Before the Season Starts
I’m a sucker for dove loads. You can obviously use most target loads, but I firmly believe that if there’s a dove on the box there will be dove in the bag…just not over the bag limit, of course.
The Best Scope Magnification for a Hunting Rifle? It’s Probably Less Than You Think
Your rifle might be good for different game at different distances, but the optic is what sets its limitations. The way you set up the glass often determines what the rifle is best suited for. That’s where most hunters get tripped up. Most hunters over-magnify.
Now is the Time to Expand the Use of Thermal and Night Vision for Missouri Hunters
Under current regulations, it’s illegal to possess thermal imaging or night vision equipment while also in possession of a firearm, bow or other object that is used to harvest wildlife outside of the current window from Feb. 1 to March 31.