December 2014 Archives - Page 2 of 3

Cleaning monster catfish

December 15, 2014 Jerald Horst

Derek Logan’s method of cleaning giant catfish — those over 25 pounds — produces beautiful chunks of boneless, snow-white meat. […]

When temperatures go up, hunters have to dress cooler, even wearing short sleeves or shorts. It is also wise to carry a jacket to the stand as temperatures tend to fall rapidly as sunset nears.

Clothing can help manage heat

December 15, 2014 John J. Woods

Modern clothing technology has hit the hunting industry, giving deer hunters a wide variety of products to keep us comfortable in any hunting condition.

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This chunky marsh bass smashed a gold Rapala F11 ripped though the eel grass in a narrow bayou.

Winter bass are a different breed

December 11, 2014 Sam Davis

There it was — the sweet chime of my mother ringing the dinner bell on the back porch, signaling it was time to come in from the garden to eat.

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Hunter Safety System’s TreeStalker II eliminates dangers so you can enjoy your hunt comfortably. No more dangling straps and weave-through buckles, the vest stays snug and eliminates unnecessary bulk and the 1 ¼-inch thin tether absorbs more shock than ever before. […]

Realtree Edition Reflective Arrow & Treestand Wraps

December 1, 2014 Mississippi Sportsman

Locate your treestand, arrows and other hunting gear in low-light conditions with the help of the new Realtree Edition Reflective Arrow & Treestand Wraps by C-EZ Reflective Outdoor Products. […]

Deer talk — Understanding deer communication

December 1, 2014 Tommy Kirkland

Bucks and does communicate often throughout the season. Here are some observations on what these sounds mean. […]

Daiwa TATULA Baitcasting Reels

December 1, 2014 Mississippi Sportsman

TATULA reels are designed to meet the durability and performance requirements of pro anglers. Precision of the reel is quickly felt with a simple spin of the handle. Make a cast and the smooth, easy outflow of line lets you feel the difference right away. […]