Reid Coffield By Reid Coffield, ShootingTimes Most of the time, glass bedding a modern bolt-action rifle is relatively simple and straightforward. However, there are occasionally a few problems. From what I’ve…
Craig Boddington It was 25 years ago, the fall of 1986, that I first used the .35 Whelen cartridge. Although it was just being added to Remington’s line as a…
Submitted By: Tim McAninley, TWU Local 567 I took off early on Friday and headed home to pack and meet my hunting compadre, Jeff. We arrived at the deer lease…
Stacy Brewer During the pre-dawn hours in early November of last year, four duck hunters boarded a 21-foot duck boat and headed into Lake Erie. It promised to be a…
David Draper Bears have a way of sneaking up on you. There’s something about the predator that fires a spark inside the hunter’s brain. You may not have ever even considered hunting…
Doug Howlett Walk into your local sporting goods shop in search of a decent knife and you will likely find dozens of choices. Go online toCabelas and you’ll find nearly 300…
Brad Juaire As seen on MyBuckStory.com When I was a little boy, I would wait for my dad, now a 51-year retired member of Machinists District 165, to come home from…
Tim Herald Like the majority of turkey hunters, I live where Easterns are the dominant subspecies, and much of the best hunting is in April. Being an absolute turkey addict,…
Terry Madewell Article provided by Game & Fish One of the great attractions of turkey hunting is that there are simply so many different scenarios where you can encounter gobblers. Unlike…
Doug Howlett The food plot looked like a disc had been run across with several passes-enough to turn the soil-with the addition of numerous landmine-sized craters carved among the destruction.…
C. Douglas Nielsen This article was first printed in the Las Vegas Review-Journal on Nov. 25, 2010. Ryan England, the hunter in the story, is a third generation UA pipefitter. Believe it…
Gary Green For most of my 56 years of life, I’ve heard the adage “even a blind squirrel finds an acorn now and then” when I’ve done something good, but…
Gary Green For most of my 56 years of life, I’ve heard the adage “even a blind squirrel finds an acorn now and then” when I’ve done something good, but…
Doug Howlett Turkey hunting has been likened to a game of chess, where the players-both hunter and hunted-often make a move and then a counter move (or call) in response…
David Hart Turkey hunters have become a pretty sophisticated bunch over the last decade. Not only have they become more skilled at calling, they know more about these popular gamebirds…
Doug Howlett Every year, just when turkey hunters start to think they have seen everything manufacturers can think of to help them up their odds in the field, the…
Shannon Chase At just 12, Dakota Chumley of Mulberry Grove knows a thing or two about blood lines. It’s not only the fact that when you’re a championship coon hunter…
Steve Hickoff Submitted by Steve Hickoff of Yamaha Outdoors The so-called rgular waterfowl seasons may be over, but don’t put your gear away just yet. Clean it, for sure, but keep…
Tracy Breen The turn of a new year is when outdoor companies love to introduce the latest products. Improvements in technology and new innovations mean better hunting and results for…
Mike Hanback Why do white-tailed bucks spend so much time and energy growing marvelous antlers in the spring and summer only to cast them off their heads five or six…
M. D. Johnson Hardcore snow goose hunters are familiar with the name Tony Vandemore. Together with his gunning partner, South Dakotan, Tyson Keller, Vandemore, a Flyway Manager serving with Avery…
Ken Barrett A couple of generations ago, before the great whitetail deer population explosion and before states like Kansas had regular deer seasons, small game hunting ruled supreme, and no…