Catch one and you’ll break your camera taking pictures, lose him and he’ll break your heart.
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The concept has been around a long time and it is a proven method of cooking using the sun.
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The old monarch swaggered through the field wearing his crown of antlers in pride.
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You can catch several Bluegills from the same slip but after two or three you will find that the bite has slowed.
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The young pup and his mother had been driven out of the delectable land of Sentinel Butte.
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The Haystack Buck by Jon Bryan article copyright At 5:00 PM I had defied logic and was sitting behind a tree scouting for deer. What’s illogical about that? The tree that I was hiding behind was in the feed lot, not two hundred feet from the east side of my house and by dark, within […]
The Wait by Lyndon Combs article copyright The time passes slowly for some of us waiting for deer season to open. Some can afford to visit large game ranches that offer hunting almost year round, but for many like me it is a brief period of the year when we can have a chance to […]
Top 10 Gifts for the Ice Fishing Enthusiast by John Olson article copyright Whether it’s Christmas, a birthday or any other gift giving occasion, finding a good gift for the ice fisherman in your life can be a challenge. For those that don’t venture on the ice, the equipment available can all look good or […]
Small Game Hunting, A Pennsylvania Girl’s Story by Becky Espenshade article copyright As the moon’s glow is to the water crest, so the thump of the ruffled grouse is to a small game hunter’s heart. With October come the cool, crisp smells of fall and the excitement of small game hunters throughout Pennsylvania. Sitting on […]
Aldo Leopold said, “All conservation of wildness is self-defeating, for to cherish we must see and fondle, and when enough have seen and fondled, there is no wilderness left to cherish.” I thought these were pretty powerful words when I read them over and over a few times. I wondered what many consider to be […]
How to Survive a Serious Depression by Gary Benton article copyright I’m no financial expert, anyone with access to my bank statements would quickly agree, but I see rough times ahead for all Americans. With the uncertainty of the stock market, home foreclosures, and with most food, along with gasoline, prices rising, it’s time for […]
Today’s Wilderness will begin a series of free giveaways that you can enter with a simple email question to the host that relates to the outdoors. And, if your question is chosen, it will be read in the next podcast show and answered by a qualified individual that has the knowledge or background regarding your […]
Steve Scott, Vice President of the Whitetail Institute of North America, joins Todays Wilderness Podcast host Kevin Gardner for a 48 minute conversation that spans the history and growth of the Whitetail Institute as well as many food plotting techniques. The first portion of the podcast deals with the growth and the very humble beginnings […]
article copyright This is a project that was created out of necessity years ago when times were financially lean and prices for manufactured portable icefishing shelters were out of the question. With these same financial times affecting a large majority of our outdoor enthusiasts, I thought it would be a great time to revise an […]
article copyright The new year brings that time of season when many hardwater anglers find themselves dealing with marginal ice conditions. The anticipation of a fresh bucket of fish is often the persuasion that leads to serious problems as anglers venture further onto the ice encountering unsafe conditions. Knowing where you’re going, hazards that may […]
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