Barking Up The Wrong Tree by Mike DiSalvo article copyright I had always thought you ran behind the hounds while they were chasing the coons. I found out you just walk along listen to the hound music and only move in when the dogs gives you the short chop-chop-chop of a tree bark. Sure makes […]
Winging It! Introduction To Birds by Gary Adair article copyright Watching a well-trained bird dog working a field or forest is an exquisite sight to see, poetry in motion some would say, and my main purpose for going afield. When contact is made on a running rooster or tight-sitting covey of bobwhites, that’s when the […]
I Was A Rookie, Not Anymore! by Tom Pinckney article copyright I read about Muskies in several magazines and decided to give it a try. I actually found a lot of material about Muskies, purchased books, tapes, etc. to educate myself about the fish, methods to catch them, and also learned what tackle to buy, […]
How To Register Your Record Fish by Thomas Pinckney article copyright Have you ever wondered what to do if you caught a record fish? I’ve caught some nice fish, but I’ve never been lucky enough to catch one of possible record size. Would you weigh the fish in, or would you “CPR” (catch, photograph and […]
Why Do I Hunt? by Pete Gamet article copyright Throughout the years people have asked me why I hunt, and I don’t have a clear definite answer. Until now I never really gave it much thought, but here are a few reasons why I hunt. I didn’t always like to hunt, I didn’t go hunting […]
Wind Can Be Your Friend by Gregg Munck article copyright Have you ever scheduled a special fishing trip way in advance? Maybe for an upcoming vacation, or you hired a guide to fish unfamiliar water, which you have been looking forward to for years. Possibly, it is the next tournament on your favorite lake. Maybe […]
Kennel Confinement or In-House Inhabitant by Gary Adair article copyright While it goes without saying that our hunting dogs should be safely confined in a kennel while in transit, there is an unwavering debate amongst bird hunters as to whether our gun dogs should remain outside in a kennel or allowed to have free-range of […]
Dying And Waxing Traps by Mike Disalvo article copyright Most people who’ve ever seen a real trap outside of a movie or T.V show will tell you they look black. Well you may wonder how they get that way. After all they are made of steel and steel just rusts unless painted or otherwise protected. […]
Archery In A Changing World by Eric Vance article copyright As an archery merchant & pro-shop service provider, I have the unique opportunity to encounter all facets of interest in this sport. From this ongoing experience, I glean a picture of our world today in respect to a constantly morphing “front” of opinions that shape […]
That One Day by John Sherman article copyright The afternoon sun was shining bright and there wasn’t even a hint of a breeze. The boat was beached on a gravel bar in the middle of the river and all the rods sat unused on the floor. We were skipping rocks across the water, laughing, and […]
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