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Want more information like this? SUBSCRIBE HERE! By now most of you know the Wyoming Game and Fish Commission increased the cost of an elk tag by 20% for the 2018 draw. Based on many conversations this winter with nonresident applicants there was an inherent hope that the price increase would taper off the demand for such tags in the draw thus maki

April 01, 2018 by Jeff Rader Well, the fishing season is almost here! There are some walleyes being caught spawning at this time. We will start on the walleye fishing about May 5th and we still have some availability. Original link

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Generally speaking, Idaho makes very few changes during the biennial season/regulation period. However, there are a few exceptions to this and for 2018 we are seeing a couple changes that are bigger than “usual” and we want to make note of it now before applications are due. The headliner for now is the change up of the unit 46 California Bighorn s

Photo by Travis Francis. USFWS The Humpback Chub, one of the original species included for protection under the Endangered Species Act in 1967, has been identified for potential delisting to a “Threatened” status by the US Fish and Wildlife Service. According to a press release from the agency last week, a Species Status Assessment (SSA) has been c

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Fishing Ethel Maskinonge...where does she live? A guide to the top waters for catching giant muskies The biggest muskies come from huge waters in the northern regions, where muskellunge grow slower but live longer.Original linkOriginal author: Pete Maina

Photo by Wikipedia An endangered Arctic Charr in Maine is under threat from invasive Smelt in its home water, and resource managers are now apparently discussing relocating the entire population. Bald Mountain Pond is home to one of only twelve of the last remaining wild Arctic Charr populations in the US, which are considered the oldest strains in

The Cast-Iron Chef The ultimate venison neck roast recipe There’s so much more to neck roasts than ground burger. It’s some of the finest tasting meat on the animal if you give it time and moisture. Venison ragout is go-to…Original linkOriginal author: Cosmo Genova

Guns From cocobolo and stag to polymer and lasers, here are 11 options for dressing up your favorite .45 From cocobolo and stag to polymer and lasers, here are a dozen options for dressing up your favorite .45.Original linkOriginal author: Richard Mann

The Survivalist Learn to ID ticks and understand the pathogens they might carry With tick season right around the corner in most areas, we hope this tick-identification gallery will help you limit your risk and teach you a little more about these…Original linkOriginal author: Tim MacWelch

March 20, 2018 by Jeff Rader Read a story of an amazing 2017 Rader Lodge adventure- just posted at ScoutLook by Mark Melotik - Executive Editor. Original link

Hunting After a gruesome grizzly bear attack left Ty Bell’s hunting partner dead, the media ran wild with bloody headlines and few details. Now, years later, the survivor finally gets to tell his side of the story After a gruesome grizzly bear attack left Ty Bell’s hunting partner dead, the media ran wild with bloody headlines and few details. Now,

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Fly fishing is discriminatory. This statement can be taken at face value: “For the discriminating angler, etc…”, has been a long standing virtue within our ranks. It can also be more damning, however, and in this sense I mean openly preferential of one living creature over another, prejudicial at it’s most base. I’m gonna walk that back and say tha