M. D. Johnson Blind bags are to waterfowl hunters as golf clubs are to Tiger Woods or Harley-Davidson motorcycles are to Milwaukee—you can’t have one without the other. Back in…
M. D. Johnson “This is impossible,” I told my wife, Julie, under my breath. She grinned. “What you going to do?” she asked. “Pout? Just like that time you couldn’t find Attack…
Chad Schearer How do you consistently take big bucks? There are as many theories and techniques on how to take big deer as there are deer in the woods. In…
David Hart Chesapeake Bay charter captains may have been the first anglers to figure out just how effective umbrella rigs are for striped bass, but Glenn Briggs is a quick…
Mark Kayser Do you want to kill a trophy whitetail? If you have a hankering for a trophy buck, read on to see if you pass the test and have what…
Tony Kinton Seems the rage among hunters today is bigger bucks and bulls. That is fine to an extent, but it can interfere with some grand outdoor adventures. If the…
Christopher Renshaw One hundred years ago, conservation didn’t exist. There were actions that illustrated the protection of renewable natural resources such as the founding of the U.S. Forest Service and…
Mark Kayser When choosing a predator call, don’t get hung up on brand name, but focus on the dining preferences of the coyotes in your backyard. Without a doubt, most…
M. D. Johnson Patience, persistence, and self-discipline are the three qualities that consistently successful turkey hunters all have. Patience means sitting 30 minutes longer than you typically would. Persistence means…
Peter B. Mathiesen Freshwater shad are arguably the most numerous of all baitfish in America. In many lakes the shad population accounts for more than 50 percent of the total…
Mark Kayser Who doesn’t believe that some of the best hunting lies at the end of an arduous journey? I did for years, but as I matured and began sneaking…
USA Staff August 23rd was a lucky day for SMWIA Local 9 Business Manager and long-time angler Dwayne Stephens who won a $600 fishing package at a Business Agents conference in…
Mark Kayser If I hadn’t been in on the initial planning of the hunt I would have thought we were on a brown bear hunt rather than a hunt for…
Philip Bourjaily The predictions about the future of shooting and hunting are grim. Until recently, our efforts to recruit the next generation have been underwhelming. Recognizing that without young shooters…
Larry Nixon Shorter days, cool temperatures and buck fever go a long ways toward calming many an avid angler’s desire to put the boat in the water and go fishing…
Mark Kayser As a native of South Dakota, the bona fide “Pheasant Capitol of America,” I know the reality of hunting pheasants in both large- and small-habitat environments. Look at…
David Hart Staying on stand for 10 or 11 hours straight isn’t easy, especially when the deer just don’t seem to be moving. In fact, it can be downright painful.…
David Hart Bass tend to hold tight to cover throughout much of the year, but when the water temperature drops into the low 50s, they abandon sunken brush, rocks and…
C.J. Davis John Kemp of Edgefield, South Carolina is an interesting person in a town full of characters. Running a successful antiques business with his wife, Virginia, has given…
TRCP’s Life in the Open Returns for Season Three On VERSUS Network Friday, Oct. 5th Alaska Caribou and Kenai River Salmon episode launches new season of the #1-rated weekend field…
M. D. Johnson A good, old-fashioned mallard hen high-ball or feeding chuckle with work on a wide variety of species. However, for those days when the sprig or widgeon or…
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