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Waterfowl Hunting Tips - Hide Your Blind Like a Pro
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Hiding your blind like a pro is one of the most critical factors in successful waterfowl hunting. Ducks and geese are smart, and if they see anything out of place, they'll flare before you even shoulder your gun. Here's how to stay invisible: 1. Match the Natural Cover Exactly Use the same grass, reeds, corn stalks, or brush from the area you're hu...
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Turkey Season is Morel Season: Here’s How?
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More secrets of the morel mushroom remain hidden than all the treasure on earth.  Mushrooms emerge as a relationship between tree roots and a fungus, the reason that “patches” of morels appear in the same place year after year, AND the reason why those locations remain top secret.  Even if a batch of tasty morels isn’t your primary goal, learning w
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Tuning Fishing Tips - Trolling Tips
Catch of the Day
1. Vary Your Spread Run lures or baits at different distances and depths to cover more water. Flat lines close to the boat Short and long outriggers for width Downrigger or weighted line for depth Goal: Imitate a school of baitfish, not a tight pack of lures. 2. Match the Hatch Use lure colors and sizes that match local baitfish. Clear water = natu...
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Hunting Tips - Know Deer Behavior by Season
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Understanding deer behavior by season is one of the most effective ways to improve your success in the field. Whitetails act very differently throughout the year, and adjusting your strategy to match can make all the difference. Here's a seasonal breakdown: 1. Early Season (September–Early October) Behavior: Deer are on a strict feeding pattern and...
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SCOTUS Denies Cert in Worth, SAF Win in Eighth Circuit Stands
Hunting and Hunting Gear Reviews
BELLEVUE, Wash. — April 21, 2025 — In a case that could potentially have far-reaching implications for similar lawsuits across the nation, the U.S. Supreme Court has denied Minnesota’s Petition for Writ of Certiorari in Jacobson v. Worth, the Second Amendment Foundation’s (SAF) challenge to the 18-20-year-old carry ban in the state. Minnesota asked
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Big Mountains & Big Bruins
Hunting
Spring is starting to show up across the West, which means one thing to this bowhunter—time to get after the bears! I absolutely love spot–and–stalk bear hunting in the spring. Black bears are apex predators, and hunting them requires that I am at the top of my game. My actions and decisions can have extreme consequences, and I have to be prepared
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Famous RVs & Rigs
RV Industry News
1 minute reading time (275 words) RV Industry News 1. Airstream Trailers Status: Iconic American designWhy Famous: Sleek aluminum shell, timeless look, and built to last.Fun Fact: NASA used modified Airstreams to transport astronauts during the Apollo missions.2. Winnebago BraveStatus: Classic RV from the '60s and '70sWhy Famous: Bold "W" branding
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Famous RVs & Rigs
RV Industry News
1 minute reading time (275 words) RV Industry News 1. Airstream Trailers Status: Iconic American designWhy Famous: Sleek aluminum shell, timeless look, and built to last.Fun Fact: NASA used modified Airstreams to transport astronauts during the Apollo missions.2. Winnebago BraveStatus: Classic RV from the '60s and '70sWhy Famous: Bold "W" branding
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Fishing Tips - Explore New Fishing Spots
Catch of the Day
Trying out new fishing locations keeps the experience fresh, challenging, and fun—plus, it can lead to some surprising and rewarding catches. Here's how to do it right: 1. Look Local First Public parks, lakes, rivers, and reservoirs often have great access points you've never explored. Check with your state's fish & wildlife department for fish...
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Tracking Wildlife in Unknown Territory After a Big Move
Hunt of the Day
Moving to a new area can be an exciting adventure, especially when it comes to discovering new wildlife. However, tracking wildlife in unknown territory after a big move presents unique challenges. Without knowledge of the local species, ecosystems, and terrain, it can be difficult to know where to begin. Here, we'll guide you through the essential...
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New for 2025: Leupold VX-6HD Gen 2 Riflescopes
Outdoor Life
Leupold has once again raised the bar with the launch of its VX-6HD Gen 2 riflescope lineup. First revealed at SHOT Show 2025, this next-generation optic builds on the success of the original VX-6HD series, bringing in smart updates, added features, and a new model that hunters and shooters are sure to love. Let's take a closer look at what's new a...
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Bass Feeding Habits
Catch of the Day
Here's a closer look at the feeding habits of bass, including what they eat, how they hunt, and how it affects your fishing strategy: Bass Feeding Habits 1. Opportunistic Predators Bass are not picky—they'll eat almost anything they can fit in their mouths. Their diet includes: Baitfish (shad, minnows, bluegill) Crawfish Frogs Insects Worms Occasio...
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Turkey Hunting - Decoy Strategies
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Turkey Decoy Strategies Spring Season (Breeding Time) During the spring, gobblers are actively searching for hens. This is when decoys can be most effective for drawing in territorial toms. 1. Hen Only When to Use: Early season or in high-pressure areas. Effect: A lone hen decoy can appear non-threatening and natural, appealing to toms looking to m...
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Fishing Tips - Know Your Trout
Catch of the Day
Knowing your trout is crucial for effective fishing, as different species have distinct habits, habitats, and feeding patterns. Here's a detailed look at the major types of trout you might encounter and how to approach each one: 1. Rainbow Trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) Habitat: Found in cold, clean rivers, streams, and lakes. Stocked in many regions ...
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Hunting Tips - Know Your Bird
Hunt of the Day
Understanding turkey behavior and biology gives you a serious edge in the field. Here's what to pay attention to: Turkey Types (Subspecies) Eastern (common in the Midwest and East): Loud gobblers, wary, thick woods. Merriam's (West): Often in open country, gobble less, easier to call. Rio Grande (Texas & Central Plains): Travel in open areas, r...
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