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Hunting With MidWest Outdoors
Campfire Memories By John Bennett
In all of the years that I have walked this earth I have yet to meet anyone who, in one way or another, did not enjoy setting around a campfire. As a matter of fact, one of the most compelling statements that I ever heard was, “Let’s go sit by the fire.”
When I was a kid growing up on a farm, my parents bought a piece of property, approximately 21 acres that fronted the Auglaize River. The banks of the river...
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Advice For Tricky Turkey Tribulations By Todd Amenrud
Natural turkey biology can make turkey hunting seem difficult. Throw in the mistakes we make and the sour hands Mother Nature can deal every so often, and harvesting a springtime tom can seem nearly impossible. Persistence, patience, and hunters’ savvy are valuable qualities when it comes to hunting turkeys. Take heart; there are ways to combat our errors, Mother Nature, and even a stuck-up tom.
IT’S GOOD TO BE THE KING
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Clues To Next Year’s Trophy By Todd Amenrud
It’s over until next year, and many hunters won’t think about visiting the whitetail woods again until the following hunting season. Those hunters are missing out on learning tons about their herd and the mature bucks that inhabit the realm. A great deal can be absorbed by observing their movements and habits all year long, but the time from February through May can be especially important for several reasons.
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An Inexpensive Way to Hunt —An Ageless Sport By Robert A. Vaughn
When you open the cover of most wildlife magazines, inside you will you see pictures of moose, bear, elk, antelope, deer and wild boar. There is also a strong emphasis on the harvesting of quail, chukar, pheasant, duck and geese. They make every caliber of guns, variations of bullets, powder loads and charts to select just the right combinations to have a successful hunt. After traveling all over the world, they have the sport of hunting down to ...
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Kasba Lake Lodge Grayling, Lake Trout & Northern Pike with Clark Jenney, Larry Ladowski and Scot Quarrington
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Big Bucks I Should Have Taken But Didn't By Ken Nordberg
Throughout my 66 seasons of whitetail hunting I've certainly experienced my share of goof-ups, most notably when big bucks were involved. Following most error-stricken moments I usually realized what I had done wrong and vowed to never make the same ...
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Field Hunting Mallards By Jason Mitchell
For many duck hunters, duck hunting is all about cattails and mud, and ducks splashing on the water with a wet retriever shaking in the blind. Field hunting opportunities are not present everywhere but in the heartland of the Midwest; mallards routin...
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Structure Hunting For Your Buck By Jack Payne
It was Halloween before my first opportunity on a buck came along. Well actually, my first since opening night when I blew a wide-open shot. The rut was just hitting full stride and I had mapped out what I thought was a few strategic locations.
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Five Good Investment Tips To Stay Warm By Michael Coogan
Going from just being cold to frostnip—and worse yet—frostbite, can come dangerously fast if a hunter isn’t properly equipped. This article identifies cold factors and sensible advice in dealing with them properly...
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Introducing The Next Generation Of Hunters By Jason Houser
Like most hunters, I had a mentor at a very young age. If it were not for my dad, who passed down his love for hunting, I would have missed out on some very special times between a father and his young son. It first started with squirrels, then uplan...
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It’s October And I’m Goin’ Duck Huntin’ By John Bennett
Several months ago during the intolerable heat of summer I remarked to my wife that I could hardly wait for duck season to roll around. “Gee, what a surprise,” she replied sarcastically, knowing full well that I think of ducks and duck hu...
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