Nashville, TN—The Union Sportsmen’s Alliance’s award-winning hunting and fishing TV show, Brotherhood Outdoors, will feature a late-season New Mexico elk hunt with Dan Reyes, a proud member of United Association of Plumbers and Pipefitters Local 412, at 11 a.m. ET on Sunday, February 10 on Sportsman Channel. Also the owner of Ridgeline Outfitters out of [...]
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Pennsylvania State Game Lands 7 Pt 2012
I guess a story of my hunt would be nice to go along with the photos… As I was leaving the house Tuesday afternoon around 2:30pm, I had this sence , you know, the feeling that you get when you have a flash of a moment in the future, well, mine was a vision of [...]
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Wisconsin Buck Needs Rescued from a Soccer Net
Viterbo University in LaCrosse, Wisconsin is a pretty decent place to go to school if you like to hunt and fish, but one deer decided to come straight to the campus and had some trouble getting out. Baseball players were walking to practice when they saw a buck trapped in one of the campus soccer [...]
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Wisconsin Wolf Hunter Getting Death Threats
Wisconsin’s short wolf season has seen a lot of action, and now one of those early successful hunters is getting a lot of heat from animal rights activists. According to Outdoor Hub, Dennis Nitz of Boyd, Wisconsin was one of the lucky hunters to draw a permit. On opening day, October 15, he made a [...]
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Should Montana Stop Wolverine Trapping
The idea of trapping wolves created a lot of controversy in Montana this year, and now, trapping wolverines is in the crosshairs of animal rights activists. There are between 100 and 175 wolverines in the state, which is about half of the entire population of wolverines in the United States. Each year, Montana allows trappers [...]
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Appeals Court Says Minnesota Wolf Hunt is On
Well, we just told about a grouse hunter who had to kill a wolf to protect himself and his dog, and now, it looks like the actual wolf hunters are going to have their shot in Minnesota. According to Outdoor Hub, the Minnesota Court of Appeals has given the state the go-ahead on their planned [...]
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California Department of Fish and Game Changes Its Name. Are They Giving Up on Hunting?
It’s been a rough year for hunters in California. It started with the controversy surrounding former President of the California Fish and Game Commission, Dan Richards, and his legal Idaho mountain lion hunt. Photos of him with the cat on Facebook was all that the animal rights groups needed to call for his job. Richards [...]
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Elk Hunter Kills Wolf That Was Stalking Him in Idaho
Rick Pearce was out elk hunting near the upper Squaw Creek and Bayhorse drainages last week in Idaho on September, 7 when he had some un-welcomed company. Pearce was quickly surrounded by six wolves. He had been using a cow call to try to get a bull to bugle, and around dusk, the wolves started howling. [...]
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The GoHUNTn Line–The Best Trophies and Hunting News: TV Host Big Buck Crime, First Trophies of 2012
There are a lot of awesome posts on GoHUNTn throughout the week. Here are 10 of our most popular GoHUNTn updates from the past week: Television Host Facing Hunting Violations in Kansas – Was this big buck worth it? First Booner of the Season? 250-Inch Non-Typical Bagged in Kentucky – It’s big buck season! Boone and Crockett [...]
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Rabid Beaver Attacks 83-Year-Old Woman near Washington, D.C.
It seems that more and more rabid beavers are setting their sites on unsuspecting swimmers. This time, 83-year-old Lillian Peterson was just getting out of Lake Bancroft in Fairfax County just outside of Washington, D.C. when something knocked her feet out from under her. It was a 35-pound, 24-inch rabid beaver. According to the Washington Post, [...]
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