Wildlife Pit Blinds Outfitter is proud to offer some of the best waterfowl (geese & duck) hunting in eastern Ontario. Marcel Viau, a member of U.A. local 71 in Ottawa,…
Windsong Adventures Outdoor Entertainment is a family owned and operated business located in Adair, Oklahoma, about an hour from Tulsa and Joplin (Roger M is with Ironworkers Local 21) .…
Woods-N-Water, Inc. specializes in providing today’s sportsmen high-quality and affordable hunting/fishing adventures including special corporate, group, and parent/child hunting packages. Woods-N-Water, Inc. currently offers a full line of hunting &…
http://www.peetdryer.com Idaho has a reputation for growing the world’s finest potatoes. Another distinction is that it’s the home of PEET Dryer – the first patented footwear dryer.This clever device was…
Many an unprepared hunter has gone home empty handed or disappointed when the taxidermist couldn’t do anything with their prized deer because it was spoiled or damaged. Bacteria can thrive…
The All American Clothing Company now offers all USA members a 15% discount! All American Clothing (formerly The Union Jean Co.) first opened in 2003 and is organized under UFCW local…
No compromises. No shortcuts. No excuses. That’s what Beavertail stands behind, and that’s what you’ll find in their full-line of products including aluminum duck/fishing boats, sneak boats, surface drive and…
Bench Master shooting rests and table offer the ultimate in accuracy while virtually eliminating recoil. All Bench Master products feature the unique rubber half ball footprint for greater stability, making…
Behind every Buck knife is 100 years of experience and craftsmanship. We use the very best materials and state-of-the-art technology to create knives that meet the exacting demands you would…
David Hart It’s been a year since Ruger introduced its American Rifle, the company’s plunge into the booming and crowded low-cost, bolt-action rifle market. That’s more than enough time for…
Peter B. Mathiesen With spring turkeys across the 48 states ready to answer your call, we thought it was a good time to look at some Made in the USA…
Craig Boddington By the 1930s virtually all big game species were at a low ebb in the United States, a long-term decline accelerated by meat hunting during the Depression and…
M. D. Johnson I don’t care how old you are, or how long you’ve been fishing. There’s just something about watching that little bobber disappear under the surface – pencil…
Why do American sportsmen have a stake in a sprawling piece of federal legislation governing nutrition standards and commodity prices? The answer is clear. That legislation, the Farm Bill, also plays a central role in upholding public access opportunities and sustaining key fish and wildlife habitat across the country.
By David Hart Fishing season may be a few months away, but it’s time to start thinking about your first day on the water. Why not? Winter may seem to…
By David Hart Thirty years ago, a glimpse of a coyote in the southeast or mid-Atlantic was as rare as a bigfoot sighting in the Pacific northwest. Not anymore. While bigfoot…
By Craig Boddington Honestly, I’m not crazy about the term “modern sporting rifle.” On the other hand, it’s like fingernails on a blackboard when I hear semiautomatic sporting rifles described as…
By Bob McNally The 40 mile per hour boat run across Arkansas’ Lake Ouachita to the striper school was frantic and wild. The air temperature hovered at 20 degrees. All…
By Tracy Breen Every January, all things archery can be found at the Archery Trade Associations’ annual trade show. This year, the show was held in Louisville, Kentucky, and like every…
By Steve Felgenhauer Most hunters I know have a set of antlers hanging around their place, either in their garage or mounted professionally and placed over the mantel in their living…
By Craig Boddington Our American deer rut at different times in different places. Perhaps the earliest rut I know of is on California’s Central Coast, where I’ve hunted much of…
Craig Boddington Our American deer rut at different times in different places. Perhaps the earliest rut I know of is on California’s Central Coast, where I’ve hunted much of my…
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