Deer Hunting
Watch the world’s fastest deer skinner
I pride myself on being able to disassemble a deer pretty quickly. But judging from this video, I have a long way to go in terms of stripping down an animal. […]
Month: December 2014
Events & Announcements
Remington recalls some Model 887 shotguns for possible defects
Remington has announced a voluntary recall of Model 887 shotguns manufactured from Dec. 1, 2013 through Nov. 24, 2014, because company engineers have determined that some weapons could, under certain circumstances, unintentionally discharge. […]
Featured
Remington agrees to replace Model 700 series triggers
In a settlement filed Friday in a federal court in Missouri, Remington has agreed to replace millions of triggers in its Model 700 rifle because of the possibility of the gun accidentally firing. […]
Bobby C's Outdoors
Ducks came south early, now headed north
If ever a biblical verse has fit a hunting season, it is Job 1:21 and the start of the 2014 Mississippi Duck season. […]
Deer of the Year
Confident youngster gets 148-inch Panola 10-point
Facing a longer-than-anticipated shot at his first trophy buck, a stubborn, nearly 150-inch 10-point showing no interest in coming closer, young Camden Sanders of Louisville didn’t hesitate. […]
Featured
T-shirts, warm days and lots of redfish
Tommy Sutton of Columbia is about as avid a deer hunter as you will ever find, except for those fall and winter days when T-shirts are more comfortable than insulated camo. […]
Alligator
Civil War gator story ‘a hoax’
The biologist over the state’s alligator program has labeled as a “hoax” an online report of Civil War bullets being found in the body of a 185-year-old, 910-pound gator killed in Mississippi. […]
Deer of the Year
Firefighter gets wide, heavy Chickasaw County trophy
Tupelo firefighter Josh Raymond’s opening morning deer hunt in Chickasaw County had its ups and downs, both literally and figuratively. […]
As Big As they Grow
College football and crappie fishing
If you’re enjoying this autumn as much as I am, you’re having a really great time watching Ole Miss and Mississippi State show out. […]
Bass Fishing
What’s with all these new bass?
One hundred years ago there were two black bass species: largemouth bass and smallmouth bass. In 1926, ichthyologists (scientists who study the classification of fishes) recognized the spotted bass as a separate species. […]
Hunting
Ground blinds make great hideouts
What goes around comes around, even with hunting equipment and strategies. Before the advent of the ever-popular tree stands that we see everywhere in the woods today, deer hunters used to hunt on the ground. […]
Catfish
Catfish Hotspot Series: No gamble at Tunica
Using the old oxbow Tunica Lake as a base, Mississippi River fishermen have a sure bet on cold-water catfish action. […]