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The Gun Shots Ruger introduced this new survival rifle at Shot Show 2018 This new takedown from Ruger is an affordable, shootable, survival gun that includes plenty of thoughtful, useful touches.Original linkOriginal author: John B. Snow

Hunting Hunters have seen our fair share of close calls in the last century Hunting has faced many legitimate threats over the decades, which have ranged from too-liberal regulations and poor resource management to habitat loss and anti-hunting…Original linkOriginal author: Natalie Krebs

The Cast-Iron Chef Time to get serious about using every part of the animal I’ve never eaten rocky mountain oysters, nor made them in my kitchen. But inspiration came after tagging my first whitetail in the Big Horn Mountains of Wyoming. If…Original linkOriginal author: Krissie Mason

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Hunting Hunter numbers have been dwindling for decades; now the bottom is about to fall out of license-funded conservation. Here’s what went wrong and what you—yes, you—can do about it Baby boomers make up our nation's largest cohort of hunters, and they've already begun to age out of the sport. Within 15 years, most will stop buying licenses entir

For many of us, it is extremely hard to get the time to get boots on the ground to scout areas for elk.  This is especially true for all of you nonresidents out there. In addition, spending two or three days of our precious days is a waste of precious time. Time you could use to be actually hunting. E-Scouting May Be Your Answer.  E-Scouting is a w

Hunting A New York hunting camp serves as a school for rookies, and higher education for hunters who want to keep learning For nearly 30 years, the Doughertys have introduced dozens of newbies to hunting at Kindred, in addition to offering experienced hunters a place to chase deer, and for…Original linkOriginal author: Natalie Krebs

Hunting Waterfowling is supposed to be on the decline, but don't tell that to these hard-charging, honkery chasing kids from Wisconsin This crew has been hunting outside of Greenleaf, Wisconsin, since they were little kids with their dads. Then on through high school, they used to race the bus to school…Original linkOriginal author: Alex Robinson

Hunting This first-timer experiences the hard work, time commitment, and reward of hunting I grew up hiking, horseback riding, and spending as much time outdoors as possible, and it seemed like hunting might be a natural extension of that. But I considered it…Original linkOriginal author: Hilary Ribons

Hunting Younger generations might hunt differently, but the chase remains true to tradition At 71, I have become the old man in elk camp, which has grown to include a larger crew. This season arrived with 6 inches of fresh snow. As the seven members of our…Original linkOriginal author: Joe Byers

Hunting Can a novice learn to hunt, shoot, butcher, and prepare wild game in a single long weekend? The course, designed to quickly initiate new hunters into the shrinking ranks of the country's 11.5 million, promised to fast-track first-timers straight to the part…Original linkOriginal author: Caty Enders

Hunting It was a question years in the making: Would you teach me how to hunt? I always had an interest in hunting, but I guess I missed out on being taught when I was a kid in Ohio. Then life started up, and it was just one of those things I never…Original linkOriginal author: Nick Ciafardone

Click link to view details: For Sale! N/W Colorado - Spring Gulch Ranch (+/-2188 acres) $6.5m For more info: Mike Lewis Broker Associate St James Sporting Properties 970-712-1404 [email protected]

Every hunter is looking for the secret sauce that allows someone to draw as many tags as possible on a regular basis. The problem with secret sauces is that they usually don’t actually exist. Grill masters recipes vary slightly but the winners in pit challenges are the cooks who can appeal to the widest number of contest judges. Regardless of this

Fishing Seven key facts about a proposed mine near America’s most-visited Wilderness Just before Christmas, the Department of the Interior reversed an Obama administration decision and opened the door for a copper-nickel mine near the Boundary Waters…Original linkOriginal author: Alex Robinson