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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Gawker’s Lack of Hunting Knowledge and the Idiocy of Identity Politics
Earlier this week, I ignored calling out popular culture blog, Gawker, on putting a picture up of a brown trout about the story of a human finger found in the belly of a lake trout. It was sloppy photo research on their part, but they got a pass. But vilifying hunting in the guise of playing partisan [...]
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Washington’s Big Day. Did Sportsmen Get Screwed?
So, there were just a few things happening in our nation’s capital yesterday. While Obamacare might not have a direct impact on the hunting, fishing, and shooting industry, just about everything else did. Between the Attorney General being held in contempt, the House releasing their budgets, and Congress coming together on the Transportation Act, it [...]
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Walker and Wyatt Named First Ever Buck Knives Jr. Pro Staffers
We’re proud to announce that our boys Walker, 11, and Wyatt, 10, have been named as the first ever junior pro staffers for Buck Knives! Walker and Wyatt Schearer have been passionate about the outdoors at such an early age and have grown up in hunting camps around the world. They are the sixth generation [...]
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Memorial Day Weekend Spring Gobbler Success in Pennsylvania!
Patience is the most underrated skill for a hunter. But once you have it, you will have success. Patience paid off for me on Saturday morning, that and some well placed decoys and a plastic bucket strategically located behind an Autumn olive. It’s been a busy spring, and I have only been able to log [...]
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Minnesota to Give 6,000 Hunters and Trappers the Chance to Kill Wolves
Minnesota is amping up for a wolf season, and the Department of Natural Resources has laid out their plans for public comment. The DNR is planning on giving 6,000 hunters and trappers the chance to take up to 400 wolves in their first season. According to NECN.com, there are about 3,000 wolves in the state, [...]
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British Fox Hunters Guilty of Using Hound Dogs
When thinking about British hunting, there is almost always a dog that comes to mind and the words Tally Ho!, but that has not been the case since 2004 when the country outlawed hunting mammals with dogs. But three members of a Sussex hunt were found guilty of using hounds on fox hunts in early [...]
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Would You Use a “Camera Gun” to “Shoot” Wildlife?
There have been some attempts to create a sort of catch-and-release hunting in the past, and these guys think they've created the tool to make it fly.Brothers Randy and Michael Gregg were out the day after deer season ended, and decided to stalk up on a bedded deer and shot…with a camera through their rifle [...]
Top 10 Invasive Threats to Hunting and Fishing
Last Saturday, National Invasive Species Awareness Week ended, but Wildlife Forever wants to make sure you don't forget that this battle exists every week of the year.The conservation organization unveiled their Top 10 Invasive Species Threats to Hunting and Fishing. They're calling the list "Wanted: Dead not Alive," and we tend to agree with their [...]
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The great wolf debate rages on, if ever there was an animal that the Antis use as their calling card, the wolf is it. I know for a fact that anyone that actually lives where the wolves live…..and not in some high rise within a big city…..have a completely different understanding.
