Keith Sutton By Keith Sutton, Game & Fish If you’re like me, you love learning easy ways to trick out your tackle and make your bass fishing more productive and enjoyable.…
Mark Kayser Trail cameras have added to the success of deer hunting like unmanned drones have aided in the surveillance and destruction of America’s enemies abroad. Never before have hunters…
Bob McNally “You shoulda been here yesterday!” That’s an old, worn fisherman’s quip. It’s also the tongue-in-cheek motto of guides working out of Hackberry Rod and Gun Club on…
Babe Winkelman More and more hunters are coming out of the trees and pursuing their game from eye level. That’s because hunting from a blind has so many advantages over…
Steve Felgenhauer The Native North American tribe Ojibwe used the word maashkinoozhe, meaning “ugly pike,” to describe the muskellunge, or as it’s commonly called the musky. To the fishermen who…
Nashville, TN—The Union Sportsmen’s Alliance and a team of union volunteers will hold four Take Kids Fishing Day events this summer, three of which will be held during National Fishing…
Michael L. Wojciechowski, IAM Local 49 Other than my U.S. Naval service after high school, I have lived in Chicago all my life. My father was a union machinist and…
Doug Howlett As a kid, vacation with the family meant you were going on a camping trip. From Pennsylvania Amish country down to the wild Smoky Mountains of North Carolina,…
Otis Technology Our partners at Otis Technology have developed six basic rules for cleaning a firearm properly. Check out these great tips below. Always clean from Breech-to-Muzzle® in the natural direction of…
Peter B. Mathiesen With the average wheeler totaling nine grand for a 500cc class machine, we know that driving around the dealer’s parking lot just won’t cut it when you’re…
Bob Jensen In the next few weeks, lots of anglers are going to take to the water in search of a tug on their line. And in those next few…
Bob McNally There’s a folksy Hawaiian islands truism that says people who come to this remarkable paradise “discover the Big Island on their third visit.” What that means is first-timers…
By Josey White, Mossy Oak ProStaff Q: Can you give me a few general tips on how I can be more successful this spring? A: The best advice I can give…
Nashville, TN—The Union Sportsmen’s Alliance (USA) is pleased to announce the renewal of its partnership with Otis Technology, manufacturers of the world’s most advanced gun cleaning systems. This renewal marks the…
Nashville, TN—The Union Sportsmen’s Alliance’s (USA) Boots on the Ground conservation program has teamed up with the Western Wisconsin AFL-CIO to host Take Kids Fishing Day from 9 to 11:30…
Craig Boddington It was the middle of a dark, snowy night. We were hunting predators, not pigs, but it was late and we hadn’t seen much when a sounder burst…
Steve Felgenhauer The limber cut pole Grandpa had shoved into the muddy bank, the day before, was nearly bent double. It would relax and then bend double again. “There’s a…
Craig Boddington Just 30 years ago, the white or scimitar-horned oryx roamed the desert of northern Chad in thousands. His two buddies, the twist-horned addax and the large-bodied, short-horned dama…
Ned Kehde By Ned Kehde, In-Fisherman In some lakes and reservoirs across North America, riprap is the biggest draw for crappies during early season. Brad Whitehead, Muscle Shoals, Alabama, guides on…
Bob McNally Some of the best fishing in America for wild trout is found in southwest Montana and northwest Wyoming. Anglers for decades from around the world have converged on…
Ken Barrett Campfires form the heart of most good camps. They’re where we go to dry off, warm up, cook, sit together, eat, drink and tell stories. A good campfire—sometimes…
Steve Felgenhauer As daylight illuminated the landscape, the sounds of my surroundings were foreign, and for good reason. I was hunting Mexico for the most elusive of all the turkey…
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