Easton Outfitters introduces the new Stake Out Pack, a full-featured daypack with an innovative retractable, integrated seat pad. The Stake Out is the perfect match for day hunts when mobility is key. This pack is tailored for “run and gun” turkey hunting, but is equally at home in the treestand or ground blind. The Stake […]
Governor Rick Scott announced the appointment of Adrien “Bo” Rivard and the reappointments of Ronald M. Bergeron and Richard A. Corbett to the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. Rivard, 41, of Panama City, has been a partner with Harrison Rivard Duncan & Buzzett since 2002 and is the past-president of the Bay County Chamber of […]
When the news broke more than a month ago about this stupendous whitetail deer from Indiana, it sent shock waves through the hunting world about the possibility of a record-shattering rack. Turns out, the story is true. Tim Beck’s buck is among the best of all-time. The Indiana hunter had his gigantic rack officially scored […]
You’d think after nearly 20 years of chasing turkeys that few things would be a surprise anymore, but that’s now how turkey hunting is played out each spring. By Alan Clemons, Southern Managing Editor Last weekend I had to travel to southwest Louisiana. Their season isn’t open yet so I missed out on any Looziana […]
by Dan Schmidt It seems like everyone else is having fun outside these days … Florida and Alabama readers have been hammering turkeys already. I’m just hearing them in my sleep. That’s what 20 inches of snow on the ground will do to a guy. Ah, at least I’ve been getting the new pup out […]
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks announces the scheduling of spring hunter education classes in Belgrade, Bozeman and Manhattan. Registration is required, and students under 18 years of age must have the consent of a parent or guardian. Belgrade The spring Belgrade Hunter Education class will take place March 18-22 at the C3 Church (8852 Jackrabbit […]
Samples taken from North Dakota deer during the 2012 hunting season have all tested negative for chronic wasting disease, according to Dr. Dan Grove, wildlife veterinarian for the State Game and Fish Department. Last fall, samples for CWD testing were taken from more than 1,300 deer harvested by hunters in the western third of the […]
The North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission has adopted a resolution supporting a bill that would allow people to hunt on Sundays on private lands. During the March 14 business meeting, the Commission adopted a resolution in support of Senate Bill 224, which would remove a prohibition against Sunday hunting on private lands with shotgun, rifle […]
An anonymous letter received in January 2012 alerted Wyoming Game and Fish wardens that a Cheyenne taxidermist imported feral pigs from Texas to Wyoming and also killed a mule deer buck out of season. These tips directly led to the recent convictions of Troy T. Hall for those, and several other wildlife violations. The investigation […]
