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 Traditional Roving for Modern Success
Long before the advent of 3-D targets and laser range finders, bow hunters honed their archery skills in much simpler ways. For the most part, they'd loose arrows at target butts from predetermined ranges. But, if they were really serious about improving their field skills, they would string their favorite hunting bow, grab a quiver, and go roving.
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 Fixed Blade Broadhead Review: G5 Montec and the NAP Crossfire
As a modern bowhunter, it can be a daunting task to pick the right broadhead. There are an array of broadhead designs and manufacturers, many of which are adequate for your hunting needs. However, picking the right broadhead for you can take some background knowledge and experience. We are reviewing two fixed blade designs the G5 Montec and the New Archery Products (NAP) Crossfire.
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Minnesota Sharpshooters Remove Deer 05/16/08
The sharpshooting effort to remove deer in the bovine tuberculosis (TB) area of northwestern Minnesota, which began in February 2008, concluded on May 9. [Comments?]
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Missouri Hunters Harvested Fewer Turkeys This Year 05/16/08
Hunters checked 43,416 turkeys during Missouri's three-week spring turkey season, falling slightly short of predictions for the harvest. [Comments?]
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Maine Adds Two Big Retailers to MOSES 05/16/08
The Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife is pleased to announce that Cabela's has joined its growing list of MOSES licensing agents, and that all Wal-Mart locations statewide now are MOSES agents as well. [Comments?]
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Don't Give Up on Gobblers 05/16/08
It's May, and many outdoorsmen and women have turned from hunting turkeys to pursuit of spawning crappie or other popular sportfish. However, the avid hunter knows that there's still time to bag a big gobbler, and late in the season may be one of the best times. [Comments?]
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Nevada DOW Has New "Guzzler" Hotline 05/16/08
Artificial water developments, or guzzlers as they're commonly called, literally blanket Nevada. And with almost 1,600 guzzlers statewide to keep track of, the Nevada Department of Wildlife (NDOW) needs all the help it can get to properly maintain these devices that are critical to the survival of the state's wildlife. [Comments?]
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Iowa Bowhunter Survey Results Available 05/14/08
The Iowa bowhunter observation survey is setting the groundwork to track population trends by establishing baseline data for deer, turkeys, and selected furbearers across the state. [Comments?]
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Eagle Cam Installed at Illinois Coffeen Lake 05/14/08
A recent discovery of a family of eagles nesting at Coffeen Lake State Fish and Wildlife area – near Ameren Energy Generating Company's Coffeen Power Station – has prompted the installation of a live camera to monitor the nest and allow anyone with web access to watch the action. [Comments?]
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Idaho F&G Super Hunt Deadline is May 31st 05/14/08
The deadline to enter the first Super Hunt drawing is May 31. [Comments?]
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Georgia JAKES Day May 17th 05/14/08
Looking for a way for the whole family to enjoy the outdoors this spring? Come to Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center's Outdoor Festival and JAKES Day Sat., May 17! [Comments?]
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Florida Quota Hunts Apps Accepted June 2 05/14/08
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) will be accepting applications June 2-12 for quota permits to hunt on wildlife management areas (WMAs) next season. [Comments?]
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The boys are back in town, the boys are back in town, you remember the lyrics to that old 80's song. Ok, maybe my age is starting to show. Just like every previous Fall, a bachelor group of bucks would show up in the hay fields around the first week of August. They would number anywhere from twelve to twenty-six bucks and range from dink spikers to mature 180+ class big daddy rabbits. We would start patterning them and setting our blinds and stands in anticipation of the archery opener in late August.
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Memorize Rocks
Memorize rocks. Yes. And stumps. If you hunt an area regularly, memorize the things that look like deer... stumps, rocks, etc. Then one time you will be hunting along, and... "hmmmm, I don't remember that rock" ... and you will look more closely, and, aha! ...it is actually a deer, hoping you would think it is a stump. Try it. It works!
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