Lost at Sea When it comes right down to it, hitting what you aim at depends largely on your ability to control your rifle’s trigger. For the ultimate in trigger…
David Hart When Chris McCotter spotted a bass cruising back and forth through clear water, he lobbed his drop-shot rig in front of the fish. The bass, however, ignored the…
Submitted By: By Blaine Burley, President, Woods-n-Water One of the key ingredients of quality deer management is planting year-round food plots. There are many benefits of planting year-round food plots.…
M. D. Johnson There’s no excuse for not going camping, and particularly none for those with children. After all, where’s the next generation of canvas-loving, Airstream-hauling, eggfoam-mattress-sleeping campers going to…
David Hart An interesting thing takes place in the days following the deer season opener. Bucks that causally pranced through fields and strolled through open woods during daylight hours have…
Lost at Sea Last year I decided I needed a boat to use on the Greenbrier River, which flows by our camp. During the summer season the water level on…
M. D. Johnson Waterfowlers in the 21st Century have a problem when it comes to shotguns and ammunition. No, it’s not that they choices are too few. No sir, the menu…
Beau Beasley Anglers across the country like fishing for salmon. Most anglers like fishing for King Salmon because of their size and others like Silver Salmon because they jump so…
Lost at Sea Exotic is a term used to describe animals not indigenous to or that have been introduced into a certain area. The hunting of exotic animals is most…
M. D. Johnson Ed Iman is a walleye angler’s angler. A big man, Iman, a life-long resident of Oregon and currently residing in The Dalles, has been guiding on what…
David Hart Bagging a limit of doves over a hot corn or wheat field really isn’t that difficult, at least not if you can hit your target. Sometimes, however, pulling…
Chad Schearer The number one question I am asked as I conduct seminars in the off season is, “when is the best time to fly fish Montana?” I reply with,…
Mark Kayser Out West the soil consists primarily of clay and the locals call it gumbo. When it’s wet it sticks with you longer than a sludgy cup of cowboy…
David Hart As Brian Hager digs his raft’s oars into the clear water of the New River, I glance over my shoulder at two more rubber rafts heading downstream. The…
Lost at Sea Cooper Firearms was founded in 1990 by Dan Cooper and two other, former employees of Kimber of Oregon. Cooper left the company in 1995 and from then…
Hank Parker Depending on which part of the country you fish, the bass are either in a late-summer or early fall pattern neither of which is all that great if…
Lost at Sea Cooper Firearms was founded in 1990 by Dan Cooper and two other, former employees of Kimber of Oregon. Cooper left the company in 1995 and from then…
M. D. Johnson Your eyes accustomed to the gloom, you set decoys in a darkness that really isn’t. In the standing corn behind you that will, moments from now, serve…
Hank Parker Ever heard of the thieves that would steal anything that wasn’t nailed down? While you work hard to buy and maintain your dream rig, there are some among…
Larry Nixon When fishing a tournament or just for fun at any of the great fisheries we have across the nation, there’s undoubtedly more than one way to catch some…
Lost at Sea In the real world, where most of us live, whitetail deer are hunted on public land or small farms. Few of the hunting shows you watch on…
M. D. Johnson When most avid anglers think crappies, they think spring. And it’s certainly understandable. During spring—March and April in some southern locales, May and into June farther north—crappies…
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