Bergmann’s Rule by Kevin A. Gardner article copyright There exists in nature, a phenomenon regarding animal body size within the same species in two different parts of the globe. A whitetail deer in the southern part of the United States, for example will have a smaller body size, or less overall mass, than that of […]
Getting Traps Ready For The Season by Mike DiSalvo article copyright OK, if you really want to learn to modify your traps correctly, go buy a book. I highly recommend Charlie Dobbins book “Modifying Traps for Greater Profit”. If you know a little about it and just want to do some minor modifications, come with […]
A Tactical Approach by Kevin A. Gardner article copyright With winter time upon us and a real shortage of outdoor activities to keep us going through the non-active months, why not spend some time honing some of those outdoor skills that can be truly helpful next fall when you are in need of a “tactical […]
Wyoming Hunt by Wilson article copyright My plan for a month long hunting vacation in Wyoming, Big Sky Country at its best, no smog and it seems like you can see forever has came and gone with great success! My son Donald his wife Shay and their 13 year old daughter Nicole and I headed […]
Jerkbaits + Water = Monster Fish by Gregg Munck article copyright When searching for larger than average size fish, increase your odds by using the correct tools. Jerkbaits are extremely versatile lures that have the attributes that interest many species of fish. Floating, suspending, and countdown models are available in many different styles, sizes, shapes, […]
Habitat Improvement by Pete Gamet article copyright There has been a great deal of information floating around the Internet over the past few years. It seems that every Seed Company, national organization, state university, or state agency has done a study or wrote about habitat improvement and food plots. What this article is about is […]
Jet Set Canines: Flying With Our Dogs by Gary Adair article copyright The inevitability that those of us with hunting dogs will plan an out-of-state hunt to pursue game birds is a no-brainer. Believe me, I know, as my dogs and I take quite a few of these trips each season. But there are several […]
Trapping: The Forgotten American Heritage by Mike DiSalvo article copyright My friend Mel once asked me, “Mike, why do you trap?” To which I replied, “I don’t know how not to trap. I have trapped for as long as I can remember, and probably before that!” I then started thinking about why I trap. My […]
Hunting With Bow & Arrow by Eric Vance article copyright Hunting with the bow & arrow is likely the reason, or high on the list, for the survival of our species. It enabled man to reach beyond arm’s length and stone or spear’s throw with lethal force, gaining position at the top of the food […]
Golfing For Pork by Razor Dobbs article copyright I crash onward through the seemingly endless entanglement of south Texas thorn scrub toward the huge fight ahead. Thorns scratch at my clothes, hands and face. The saber punishment, which would be a deterrent on any other type of escapade, is an instigator of excitement, like a […]
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