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Squirrel Slam – New squirrel setup is great news
Many squirrel hunters in Central and South Mississippi are taking a “ho-hum” approach to a major change that opens their seasons two and four weeks earlier, respectively. […]
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Right place, right time
How often have you heard a deer hunter say: “So many choices, so little time?”
And, here the October bow season is, and we have got the itch to climb into a deer stand regardless of the heat, humidity, mosquitoes or snakes. […]
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Bedded down — How to use the bedding instinct against deer
After early morning foraging, the white-tailed buck moves into the adjacent woodlands. He slowly and effortlessly follows a deer trail up a steep ridge. With a steady pace, he heads to familiar ground. […]
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Cover: October 2014
After months of agony, the season is finally here. Learn all you need to know to connect with a deer this fall. […]
Catfish
Tenn-Tom’s ‘King’ of catfishing
Over the last 20 years, national catfishing tournaments have slowly but surely made their way forward into the limelight of the mainstream outdoors. Less about flair and showmanship than the big bass trails, catfish anglers are a breed apart. […]
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2014-15 WMA Forecast
Shortly after the crack of dawn I eased into the hardwood bottom being careful not to make a sound or step on a twig. I made it only about 100 yards when a massive buck exploded from the thicket about 30 yards in front of me. […]
Catfish
Catfish Hotspot Series: Cats in crappie heaven
Fifty-seven years — that’s how long David Wall of the small Big Creek Community on the upper end of Grenada Lake has fished for catfish in the massive flood control watershed. […]
Bass Fishing
Paddling Pickwick
A life-long bass fisherman — he started when he was 6, Karl Hudson of Corinth began realizing few years ago that his love of chasing largemouth was diminishing.
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Mounting success — Tips for quality taxidermy
Other than taking the shot that puts the trophy buck on the ground, few things create more excitement for a deer hunter than the trip to the taxidermy shop to get the first look at the finished mount.
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White-tailed foragers: Use this food source to ambush deer
Beyond the food plots, whitetails are still at work, browsing native forage within woodlands and forested areas.
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Cover: September 2014
Hunting seasons are a month away, so it’s time to plan your vacation. Here are your options. […]
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Red-hot river cats — Mississippi River catfishing tips
Pat and Jay Pickle of Rolling Fork are a father-son fishing team that has been running the Mississippi River together for trophy catfish for most of their lives. […]