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The Alabama rig is the latest innovation that has taught fishery biologists more about largemouth bass.

Bass behavior and the Alabama rig

June 1, 2012 Hal Schramm

Fisheries biologists have been studying largemouth bass biology in earnest for at least six decades. […]

By using the computer speadsheet format, you can easily sort and graph trail cam photo data.

Developing “deer statistics”

June 1, 2012 Bill Garbo

Common definitions of the word “statistics” are: 1) the mathematics of the collection, organization and interpretation of numerical data, or 2) the science that deals with the analysis and interpretation of numerical data. […]

Using a gun safe can ensure children’s safety when guns are stored in the home.

Kids and Guns

June 1, 2012 Gordon Hutchinson

Have you ever heard of the VPC?

The Violence Policy Center was formed in 1988 by individuals from a group of long-time, prominent anti-gun activists. […]

If coyotes have been actively pursuing deer, particularly during the pre-dawn hours, then whitetails will be on high alert and may take cover in concealed areas.

Predatory Pursuits

June 1, 2012 Tommy Kirkland

The bow season is under way. You’ve prepared the stand, scouted intensely and labored over the land — all in anticipation of enjoying the outdoors and taking a whitetail. […]

Due to individual behavioral dispositions, some whitetails are not easily intimidated by predators like black bears.

How whitetails’ personalities dictate reaction to predators

June 1, 2012 Tommy Kirkland

The topic of whitetail personalities is being addressed more and more in the hunting industry, and here again an individual deer’s disposition of being more inclined to the fight or flight instinct will undoubtedly have an effect on how the animal responds to predators. […]

Although wild hogs are not classified as carnivores and predators, they do occasionally take newborn fawns.

Hog wild: Impact of wild hogs on deer

June 1, 2012 Tommy Kirkland

Wild hog numbers are increasing in certain areas of the U.S. and, although not classified as carnivores, they are predatory in that they can locate and consume baby fawns. […]

Cover: June 2012

June 1, 2012 Mississippi Sportsman

Mark your GPS with Enid Lake crappie fishing hotspots. […]

Gore Optifade Concealment

June 1, 2012 Mississippi Sportsman

While other camouflage patterns are based on mimicry and matching the environment, GORE OPTIFADE Concealment was developed based on animal vision and preventing the hunter from being recognized as a predator. […]

Fitec Ultra Spreader

June 1, 2012 Mississippi Sportsman

Fitec’s GS-1500 Ultra Spreader Series Cast Nets are designed to generate their actual maximum spread potential with less spring back. […]

Duce Rods

June 1, 2012 Mississippi Sportsman

After building mostly custom rods for five years, Duce Rods is switching over to production rods with a twist. These unique rods were designed to decrease friction and allow for greater casting distance. […]

De-Fishing Soap

June 1, 2012 Mississippi Sportsman

Specifically formulated for anglers, De-Fishing Soap eliminates fish and bait odors from hands and prevents them from spreading to clothing or furniture. […]

ABT Multi-Rig System

June 1, 2012 Mississippi Sportsman

Unlike other umbrella rigs on the market, ABT Lure Company’s new Multi-Rig System lets you make modifications to fit varying fishing conditions. […]