Register  | Login
  Search
TOP STORIES

Current Articles | Search | Syndication



LDWF assessing Hurricane Isaac's impact on deer
From Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries -- Louisiana biologists are assessing the impact of Hurricane Isaac on the deer populations in parishes flooded by the storm.

U.S. Experiencing Worst West Nile Virus Outbreak Ever
-- It's the beginning of September and the recent West Nile virus outbreak is the largest ever seen in the United States. As of the end of August, 66 people have died, 1,590 cases have been reported and 43 states have reported at least one person i...

Back from the Brink
I found the perfect spot to set up my blind and watch for a big buck. A funnel of trees between two large wetlands created a pinch point that deer had to use when going from bedding to feeding areas. It wasn’t difficult to see they were using the ...

The Trophy Photo
The time between the instant you spot a buck until you squeeze the trigger is often just a few seconds. The impact of that blip in time is everlasting. You relive it over and over in your thoughts and when spinning yarns to your buddies and famil...

Initial test for Kansas deer with CWD was false-positive
From Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism -- During July Kansas reported nine deer had tested positive for chronic wasting disease (CWD) in the 2011-12 testing period. The agency now reports two different tests did not detect CWD prio...

Indiana hunters can now purchase deer license bundle
From Indiana Department of Natural Resources -- 
Having the right license for the right deer season has become easier in Indiana with a new deer license bundle so one license can be used in multiple seasons.

Morning Glory
-- It was a cold Alabama morning, and being in the woods felt like a group of bullies was staring me down before handing out the beating of a lifetime. In other words, it was a feeling a hunter never forgets. I could almost feel the beady eyes of...

PVC Pipe Arrow Case
Recently I was in the market for a good hard case to store my arrows for transportation. I searched several sporting goods stores and found cases that were quite expensive, bendable and not exactly what I would consider to be well-designed.

You Could Set Your Watch
Everything had gone according to plan until about 5 p.m., when the wind suddenly kicked up and changed direction. Hurley Combs, now standing on his platform 15 feet up a tree overlooking the food plot, had told himself he wouldn't hunt this deer u...

Weatherby's Versatile SAS
It was a glorious September morning. The mountain air was crisp, the sky was washed blue and I was following a brace of incredibly well-trained German shorthairs through prime pheasant cover. We were hunting the famed Flying B Ranch, which sprawle...

Black Hawg Down
-- Bouncing through the cattle pasture in a pickup, we were still within sight of the main dirt road when we spotted our first whitetail of the morning. That sighting was followed quickly by turkeys, plenty of doves, more whitetails and even an ...

Mighty Oaks from Little Acorns Grow
The oak tree is God’s gift to wildlife. Acorns are an important part of the food supply for nearly 200 animal species. Bears in northern Minnesota will travel more than 20 miles in the fall to feed on acorns. On my own land in Michigan, 30-year-ol...

Infrared vs. Flash Cams
Hello Bob. I enjoy you articles and have had a number of questions answered by them. One question I hope you will answer for me has to do with trail cameras and how deer react to them.

Reflective Clothespin Trail Markers
If you've ever tried to find your way to and from a treestand after dark in a thick area, you'll know how easy it is to lose your bearings.

Missouri suspends permits for new deer breeders, big game facilities
From Missouri Department of Conservation -- Missouri has indefinitely suspended issuing permits for new big game hunting facilities and new wildlife breeding facilities that hold white-tailed deer or mule deer.

Dry conditions mean extra cow elk permits for Utah
From Utah Division of Wildlife Resources -- An additional 1,450 permits to hunt cow elk in Utah this fall will go on sale Sept. 6. Anis Aoude, big game coordinator, says Utah's elk herds are doing well, but dry conditions this year have affected p...

Hunter Numbers Up 9% between 2006 and 2011
-- A preliminary report from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service shows the number of hunters age 16 and older in the United States increased 9 percent between 2006 and 2011...

Black Hawg Down
Bouncing through the cattle pasture in a pickup, we were still within sight of the main dirt road when we spotted our first whitetail of the morning. That sighting was followed quickly by turkeys, plenty of doves, more whitetails and even an allig...

Stand Up and Shoot
When you hunt in Montana, expect surprises. I still remember one prairie dog shoot that I went to in mid-July. Prepared for summer weather, my fellow hunters and I spent the first three days of the hunt in the bunkhouse, watching snow pile up outs...

Losing the Draw, Winning the Lottery
My dad, Keith, brother Jason and I applied for Kansas tags in May 2007. Their names were drawn, but mine was not. Based on a recommendation from a friend, I booked a hunt with River's Bend Trophy Outfitters in Indiana. And because the date wouldn't...
Page 16 of 213First   Previous   11  12  13  14  15  [16]  17  18  19  20  Next   Last   
Join Buckmasters Buckmasters on YouTube Buckmasters Blog! Follow Us On Twitter Buckmasters on Facebook!