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Cooking wild game is finicky. Whether it is whitetail, elk, duck, or turkey, anyone who has cooked it knows that it can be ruined in a hurry. Wild game dries out quickly compared to other meats such as beef and...
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2023 has come and gone. For select states, the whitetail season hasn’t quite concluded yet, but for the rest of us... well, we’re already looking toward the 2024 seasons to come. Turkey and spring black bear will be here before...
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This past November I was lucky enough to go into Montana’s mountains with some of my family to hunt deer and elk. We went into new areas as well as ones that I was familiar with from previous years hunting....
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By this time, most of the country has stepped outside of the rut and second rut, entering a time of year that can be extremely challenging – the post-rut. Acorns, natural browse, and warm-weather crops are a thing of the...
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When looking through old hunting photos, it doesn’t take long to notice that hunters used to dress differently. Plaids and wool were the norm, unofficially becoming the uniform of the North American hunter. While they definitely weren’t doing it for...
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