This must have been the shock that was felt in the outdoor media industry when Field & Stream and Outdoor Life became part of the same company. Outdoor Channel and InterMedia Outdoors (owners of The Sportsman Channel) have announced a merger, bringing the Outdoor Channel into the larger holding of IMO. InterMedia, publishers of magazines [...]
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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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Archery Hunting Coming to Branson, Missouri
Branson, Missouri is home to a lot of attractions, like Yakov Smirnoff and Bass Pro Shop’s Big Cedar Lodge, and now, archery hunters have a new urban destination. According to the release on the Archery Wire, the Branson, Missouri Board of Aldermen voted to allow archery hunting within city limits starting this year. Hunting will be [...]
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Road Kill: West Virginia Number 1 in Deer-Car Collisions
West Virginia is a beautiful state with great hunting, but it doesn’t get a lot of respect outside of a John Denver song. But for the sixth year in a row, the state has found itself on the top of a list…State Farm’s list of the states that you have the biggest chance of hitting [...]
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Big, Utah Bull Elk Shot, Left to Rot
There is a code among sportsmen that you do everything to recover your animals, and you use as much of that animal as you possibly can. That makes the person or people who shot these elk poachers. Utah Division of Wildlife Resources officials are currently searching for leads in the poaching of two 6 x [...]
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Restored Roosevelt Memorial to Reopen at American Museum of Natural History
October 27 in Theodore Roosevelt’s 154th birthday, and the museum his father helped to found is celebrating in a big way. The American Museum of Natural History on the Upper West Side in New York City, New York is reopening the Theodore Roosevelt Memorial on Teddy’s birthday. The reopening ceremony will kick off a year-long celebration [...]
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Arizona’s Mystery Cat Identified
We shared the image of this cat’s tail and a bit of its leg, and we, along with Arizona Game and Fish, have been wondering what kind of wild cat this is. Well, officials now believe it is a jaguar. “Analysis of the spot pattern on the tail as well as the animal’s size when [...]
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It’s Official World Record Grizzly Bear Bagged with Blackpowder
Steve West is no stranger to big game, and he now has his grizzly record. We told you back in August about his massive grizzly bear, and now, it’s officially a record. West got that his bear is officially Muzzleloader World Record grizzly bear, eclipsing the previous score by a full three inches, at 26 2/16″ [...]
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Record Number of Gators Nabbed in Arkansas
It has been a year of records for Arkansas’ alligator season. Mike Cottingham of Prescott, Arkansas was hunting in Lake Millwood in Hempstead County when he bagged a 1,380-pound reptile during a permit-only alligator harvest. That gator set the record for the biggest reptile ever harvested in the state. But, that gator, and 29 others, made this year the most successful alligator [...]
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Mystery Cat Spotted in Arizona
What is this cat? That is what the Arizona Game and Fish Department is wondering after just its tail and a bit of hind leg was captured on a trail camera. “We have definitively determined that it is either a jaguar or an ocelot, but we need to do further analysis of the animal’s spot [...]
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