Zero your scope — properly
When you open up that Christmas present and find a brand-new scope for your rifle, what is your first thought? […]
When you open up that Christmas present and find a brand-new scope for your rifle, what is your first thought? […]
Technology gives and takes. And each Mississippi hunter has to make a decision about how traditional or modern they want to hunt. […]
Here are the steps for hunters to easily, quickly and cleanly making quick work of prepping squirrels for cooking. […]
Today’s popularity of braid has resulted spinning reels designed to be have braid spooled up with no backing. The crossover uni knot is designed for this usage.
A list of items that are essential to success when deer hunting and to help ensure you have what you need during those long sits. […]
Jean Poirrier III has no issues after a squirrel hunt using an air compressor for cleaning older, tougher squirrels. […]
Here are some steps to take that have helped duck hunters work ahead of hunts to prevent headaches in the blind. […]
Finding rich food sources is of paramount importance as the opening of deer season approaches. Here are three opening day tips. […]
If you’re planning on making an October dove hunt, don’t expect the birds to be as carefree as they were on opening day. You may need to try new tactics. […]
Whether you set out this bow season with your old reliable fixed-blade broadheads, or decide to step up and pay a bit more for the latest mechanical broadheads on the market, the bottom line is that a well-placed shot with either one will bring a deer down. […]
Capt. Ted DeAgano III with Scales-N-Tales Charters likes to tie on a ½- or ¾-ounce weedless Berkley gold spoon when he’s targeting redfish. […]
When the scalding summer temperatures are broken, it’s a bet you’ll start thinking about where best to ambush that deer you’ve been watching all summer on trail cams. […]
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