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Open Country All you need is a license, a shotgun, and a sense of adventure There’s something special about working cornrows for pheasants or joining friends in a stubble field for doves, but here are some equally wonderful examples of both…Original linkOriginal author: Ben Long
Hunting Take care of your best hunting buddy this season, and he'll take care of you and the ducks In the excitement of the hunt, the finer points of training—like steadiness in the blind or refusing to retrieve to hand—often get overlooked. Here's how to keep your…Original linkOriginal author: Alex Robinson
Hunting A Montana hunter couldn't believe his luck when he survived a bear attack. He also couldn't believe it when the bear returned to finish what she had started. A Montana hunter couldn't believe his luck when he survived a bear attack. He also couldn't believe it when the bear returned to finish what she had started.Original linkOriginal autho
The Cast-Iron Chef Plus a delicious chokecherry sauce for the meat I have been reading about a technique called a “reverse sear,” where you cook your meat at a lower temperature to get the meat’s internal temperature where you need it,…Original linkOriginal author: Jamie Carlson
Hunting Turkey dogs make fall turkey hunting a breeze, but there's more than one way to get your bird Don't have a dog? Don't fret. You don't need a setter to find and bust a flock of fall turkeys. Here's how to be your own hunting dog.Original linkOriginal author: David Hart
Gear Simplify field care for game this season by choosing the right knife Quality skinning knives make field chores simpler and more efficient. But it's essential that you carry the right knife for the task, and that you understand how to…Original linkOriginal author: Brad Fitzpatrick
Gear Whether you're a bowhunter, a rifle hunter, or a precision shooter, we've got you covered If you're looking to buy a laser rangefinder for hunting or shooting, don't just pick any old model. Instead, consider what you want to use it for, and then make your…Original linkOriginal author: Andrew McKean