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My Friend George Winters goes to Oklahoma to bowhunt Whitetail bucks on public land. George arrives  in November just when the rut is heating up and he doesn’t get just one fine Oklahoma buck, he gets two.      George Winters   Original link

Photo Credit: harrycollinsphotography Results are now available for the Arizona mid-winter draw. Results are only available through a portal account and can be found here: https://www.azgfd.com Successful applicants who have been watching their checking accounts closely may have already noticed a charge from AZGFD for the amount of their tag. Now b

Photo Credit: Mike_Pixabay Wyoming Pronghorn – Disease & Winter Mortality: Worth Applying? – Todd Helms “This year, we are going to be at the lowest license issuance since I started tracking it in 1998,” Binfet said. “And it probably goes way beyond that.” Wyoming is a notoriously harsh place to call home; drought ridden summers followed by extreme

photo credit: Christopher_Boswell One of the best things about being a Wyoming resident is having the opportunity to speak your peace regarding wildlife management, especially hunting season dates and proposals. Well, for the next two weeks Wyoming residents get to do exactly that.  I’ve posted the meeting dates and places below but for more inform

With so much uncertainty in the market, it’s no secret that people are thinking a little more critically when it comes to spending their hard-earned dollars. Yet vacations are still an essential way to relieve stress, re-energize, and find new inspiration — even on a budget.    So what’s the most economical way to travel? What’s the least expensive

Here are some rare fish species that are highly sought after by anglers: Wels Catfish: This freshwater fish is native to Europe and is one of the largest freshwater fish in the world. It can grow up to 13 feet in length and weigh over 600 pounds.Alligator Gar: This freshwater fish is found in the southern United States and is known for its long, sh...

From the look on his face, Pedro isn’t too hungry. He’s only eaten half his corn dog and a couple of forkfuls of his green beans. His juice box remains opened, and his daily portion of tater tots are stacked in a neat pyramid on his school-lunch tray. Meanwhile, Napoleon is famished. His gaze darts […]

Henry Repeating Arms recently discovered a safety issue affecting certain lever action .45-70 Gov’t rifles manufactured between December 14, 2022, and January 11, 2023. Henry is voluntarily initiating a recall to protect the safety of its customers because, under certain conditions, it is possible that some of these rifles may unintentionally disch

Tracy Breen If you are a Midwest or Eastern bowhunter heading West this fall, one of the most important things you can do is make sure you can keep your arrows in a pie plate size group at forty yards and beyond. For most Whitetail bowhunters (including me), the average shot taken in the field is inside thirty yards. As a result, we often practice

Hello everyone, and welcome to the second installment of the RV and camping news and events for March 2023. Here we’re following up with Starlink after pricing changes earlier this month and now that they’ve introduced new pricing and service for RVers and campers. Then we head to Austin, Texas where 2023 South by Southwest has been the launching p

The National Deer Association’s annual Deer Report is out and it contains interesting information on bowhunting trends. Per usual, the report relies primarily on data from two years prior, as that’s the most recent comprehensive info available from state agencies when NDA compiles their report. Still, it’s very enlightening. Deer Harvest Trends Nat

Finding & Training a Shed Antler Dog In this episode of the Drop-Tine Report professional dog trainer Roger Sigler tells us how to pick out and train a shed antler dog. Roger informs us that “not all puppies/dogs are created equal.” And he shares what is important to know to train an “Antler Dog” that finds shed for you. In this episode of the Drop

There are countless RV spots in America that are worth visiting, but here are a few that are considered some of the best: Yellowstone National Park: Yellowstone is an iconic destination for RVers. With numerous campgrounds scattered throughout the park, visitors can experience the beauty of the park's geysers, hot springs, and wildlife up clo

Fishing for tuna can be an exciting and challenging experience, but it requires specialized knowledge and equipment. Here are the general steps on how to fish tuna: Choose the right location: Tuna can be found in deep waters, often far offshore. It's essential to research the best locations and times to fish for tuna, which can vary based on the sp...

We’ve all seen the real estate signs along the highway that proclaim, “If you lived here, you’d be home by now.” Many parks make good on the promise of the ideally located home. When parks offer RV lots for sale, travelers can find the comfort and security of ownership in some of the most beautiful parts of North America. It hasn’t always been this