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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Canine Bloat A Little Known Health Risk by Gary Adair article copyright Bloat, Torsion or GDV (Gastric dilatation volvulus) are all frequently used terms for this life-threatening condition known to affect both deep-chested and large breed dogs. In fact, it’s a serious medical emergency and is the second leading cause of death amongst dogs after […]
Buck Fever by Pete Gamet article copyright I woke up an hour before dawn with anticipation of the morning’s hunt. I got dressed, smoked a cigarette and had my morning coffee. I then checked my hunting gear and loaded it in the truck. After I double-checked everything, I started the truck and headed for my […]
Canine In-Field Safety by Gary Adair article copyright Hunting with and caring for our gun dogs is a full-time proposition. It’s definitely a 365-day a year endeavor for me. Aside from training, feeding and the overall well-being of our four-legged companions, there are multiple concerns for their safety while in the field. Some are avoidable, […]
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 […]
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