A few weeks ago, a group of my friends went on an upland bird hunt out in Virginia. Somehow, I was volunteered to do the cooking for them after the hunt. They dropped off their cooler full of ringneck, chukar, and bobwhite, and I went to work. Using some inspiration from what I had around [...]
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Hunting Whitetails…Seeing Turkeytails
After hunting since the middle of September in Maryland for the trail camera bucks, and not seeing much activity at that location, I turned my attention to bowhunting Pennsylvania, I have been scouting pretty much these past two weeks in an area I hunted last year of the Pa archery season. I found plenty of [...]
The GoHUNTn Line–The Best Trophies and Hunting News: Record Bucks, Charging Elk and More!
There are a lot of awesome posts on GoHUNTn throughout the week. Here are 11 of our most popular GoHUNTn updates from the past week: Top Posts on GoHUNTn Record Whitetail Tagged in Texas — A 17-pointer that may top the lists in Texas' Hopkins County Potential New Record Typical Whitetail Tagged in Wisconsin — [...]
Doe Success on First Ever Pennsylvania Archery Opener
My journey to this day began earlier this year when, after being urged by my brother-in-law and father, I purchased my first bow, a Diamond Air Raid. Since then, I've been practicing and gathering my gear, getting ready for the opening day of archery. My mentality going into rifle season last year was that I [...]
The GoHUNTn Line–The Best Reports and Hunting News: Record Alabama Gator, Poached Panther and More!
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: Top Posts on GoHUNTn Alabama State Record Alligator at 838 Pounds! – A massive start to the Bama gator season. Florida Panther Illegally Shot in Georgia – The battle against poachers continues… The [...]
Pennsylvania Trail Camera Deer
Finally got home and went out with my brother-in-law Ben to check the trail camera and hang what will be my tree stand for my first archery season. We found a great spot just steps from where our trail camera was pointed.I've sat near this spot of years, and deer prowl the rim right above [...]
Archery Day on GoHUNTn
Got the recurve out today for Heritage Week here on GoHUNTn.com, This was my Fathers recurve, which was handed down to me and now my son Jarrett, It's a Fred Bear Grizzly. My dad bout it new back in the 1950's, it still shoots great and I plan on using it this archery season. My father [...]
Best of GoHUNTn–May 10
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: Top Posts on GoHUNTn The Largest Whitetail Buck Ever – Would you want to hunt this freak of nature? 2011 Archery Hog Hunt – 230-pound boar bagged with a bow Best of [...]
Vermont Governor Will Pardon Pete the Moose To Keep Him Alive
There's an update in the Save Pete the Moose story. Vermont Governor, Peter Shumlin has said that he will pardon Pete the Moose in order to keep him alive. All this controversy over the penned moose stems from a piece of legislation that will most likely be reversed. The bill made Pete the Moose and [...]
Snow Goose Problem? Call a Hunter!
Snow geese populations are booming, which is great for hunters, but farmers along the flyway are not so happy. Snow geese, according to the Mississippi farmer quoted in this AP story, says that he estimates the stark white cousin of the Canada causes $20 worth of damage per acre. For his 5,500-acre farm, that's $110,000 [...]
