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1. Hands Up The first and perhaps most obvious advantage of pairing up is the benefit two free hands. One hunter calls, while the other sits ready with gun or bow to make the shot. This eliminates th …

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As winter holds its icy grip on spring and my cabin fever hits an all-time high, I turn to cooking one of my favorite dishes and favorite “comfort food” as a relaxation exercise,Wild Game Tacos. Tacos …

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Public land hunters know that avoiding the crowds is half the battle. How you do that then becomes paramount to being more successful, and sometimes it’s just a matter of not doing what others do. Mos …

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Simple and Quick Grilled Elk BackstrapAllow 6-8 ounces per serving1 cup soy sauce½ cup olive oil½ cup A1 steak sauce4 large cloves of garlic, chopped½ cup chopped onion1 tablespoon Jane’s Krazy Mixed- …

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It was my last week of guiding for turkeys in Nebraska. The birds were going nuts, and I had two more hunters to take. One client was from Illinois. He's hunted antelope with me for years and wanted t …

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Calling too much and not calling enough are two of the biggest mistakes hunters make when calling a wild turkey. The challenge is determining just the right amount. Doing that is an interactive proces …

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