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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Choosing Deer Stands by TR Michels article copyright An understanding of deer behavior and travel patterns can help you choose a hunting site. Because deer feed primarily during low light conditions they have two primary rest periods, late at night and during mid-day. Generally they leave their daytime bedding areas in heavy cover late in […]
Understanding Daily Deer Movement by TR Michels article copyright One of the most important things to know about deer hunting is when to hunt. When you’re hunting you need to know where the deer are likely to be during legal shooting hours. In order to know you’ll need good knowledge of when and where deer […]
The Beginnings Of Another Outlaw by Juanita Amero article copyright It was way back in the spring of a year not so long ago, when pelts were yet prime and the wolf bounties were high. Five dollars per head and double that for the females. A trapper who had been hunting wolves went down to […]
Wolf Attacks by Juanita Amero article copyright My articles in the past have been of the almost romantic type, telling of the legends in the outlaw wild canine world. In the end, the renegade wolves always come out as the persecuted good guy. As much as I would love to, I cannot go out into […]
Raggs The Digger by Juanita Amero article copyright The rifle fired on the third try, and Raggs the Digger died with his muzzle almost touching the end of the trapper’s boot. Stroking the pelt of the shaggy wolf he’d pursued for months, the trapper said, “You poor, lonely old murdering devil!” This is the confrontation […]
Old Man Coyote by Juanita Amero article copyright Coyote you say? Now what would this coyote article be doing in the wolf Outlaw section? Alas, he is much at home here and deserves his space in remembrance alongside his canine cousin the Wolf. Oddly enough, it is probably the elimination of the competing predator, the […]
Co-existence With Wolves by Juanita Amero article copyright “Coexistence between wolves and humans is possible only when there is no conflict between their ways of life.” I thought this to be a very interesting quote. Let’s take a look back into history and into the lives of our forefathers, and see just how much truth […]
The Memoirs of a Trapper’s Wife by Juanita Amero article copyright The howls of the outlaw wolf have been few and off in the far distance these last couple of months in the Outlaw corner of Water and Woods. Not to be discouraged, for we will follow their trails again soon. But for the snowy […]
The Bounty Hunters by Juanita Amero article copyright Is the cry of the wolf a mournful farewell? Or is his moonlight song an announcement of his return? The answers to this would be different in different parts of the world I suppose. There are many reintroductions going on through the Americas and much debate on […]
We Have Become the Hunted by Juanita Amero article copyright On November 8, 2005, a young mans life was taken. Not by the hands of another human, but by one of natures top predators, the wolf. I had previously written a two part article on this man, his name is Kenton Carnegie. In summary, Kenton […]
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