Sonar’s job is to show us the depth, composition and shape of the bottom below our boats and reveal suspended objects like fish. The basic principles governing how sonar works don’t change, but manufacturers keep developing neat, new ways to manipulate them that make units easier to operate and bring picture-like displays to screens that even new users can understand at a glance.
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Planning to put up stands this month? Make sure you place them in the right spots. […]
The Scent-A-Way aerosol advanced formula spray from Hunter’s Specialties provides the same proven human scent control as the original packaging in a handy aerosol form that eliminates spills and waste. […]
The Millennium L220 is an 18-foot double ladder treestand designed for comfort and safety. […]
Walker’s new Game Ear HD Elite is now 20% smaller and features an 8 band graphic equalizer that gives the audio a rich, full, wide-band quality. […]
Winchester Ammunition adds to its rimfire product line with the development of a new 22 LR round for use in Modern Sporting Rifles. […]
Chesnee Wallace stalked silently yet deliberately on her way to a tree stand in a secluded area of Newton County in search of a nice buck. Wallace had joined a group of friends on the hunt, but preferred hunting alone on her stand. […]
Say you want to fish reaction baits, finesse and traditional Texas-rigging in the same trip. How many baits is that? Three? Maybe more? […]
For most deer hunters these days, the term “deer stand” conjures up images of a nice and cozy box stand situated on the edge of a lush, green food plot. And while these shooting houses can be effective in taking a trophy whitetail, not all hunters (especially many of the old-timers) see them in a very favorable light. […]
Before the West was won, Native American tribes roamed the high plains following vast herds of buffalo. The buffalo were sustenance for the Indians, and their customs, heritage and culture reflected that. Wherever the buffalo roamed, Indians were not far behind. […]
There are many reasons to hunt public land in Mississippi. First and foremost, it should be because the hunting is very good, no matter if you are a trophy hunter or just hoping to put some meat in the freezer. As leased land becomes more expensive and the economy remains sluggish, economics is becoming another contributing factor. […]
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