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4 Antelope Stalking Tactics

Posted by Mary Grace Fisher on Jul 29, 2024

4 Antelope Stalking Tactics

Picture this: the vast open plains of Montana stretch before you one early fall morning. The sun is rising, casting a golden hue over the landscape. A lone antelope grazes in the distance, unaware of …

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Hunting the Pronghorn Rut

Posted by CJ Davis on Jun 28, 2024

Hunting the Pronghorn Rut

Heat waves dance across the plains. It’s the middle of September and pretty much every locale in the United States is dealing with near-unbearable heat. Just this side of the horizon a nice pron …

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Predator Hunting Gear Checklist

Posted by Mary Grace Fisher on May 31, 2024

Predator Hunting Gear Checklist

Predator hunting is one of the most thrilling and challenging outdoor pursuits. Of course it requires skill and strategy, but it’s also important to have a good variety of predator hunting gear. Let’s …

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Save a Fawn, Shoot a Coyote

Posted by CJ Davis on May 27, 2024

Save a Fawn, Shoot a Coyote

It doesn’t take long for coyotes to move into a new territory. Especially when they're looking for a mate or food sources, as in fawns, both of which occur in the spring. However, spring success does …

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Turkey Fan Decoy Tips

Posted by Hunter Worth on Apr 16, 2024

Turkey Fan Decoy Tips

NOTE: Please don't attempt to reap a turkey on public land.You've probably heard of it — a way to get closer to gobblers that are henned up or hung up. It's called reaping. And what we're going to pro …

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It's Time to Tick off the Boss Hen

Posted by Mark Kayser on Apr 12, 2024

It's Time to Tick off the Boss Hen

Nobody likes to be bossed around. Remember that phrase as you prepare for your next turkey hunt. The reason this expression holds weight in turkey season, especially in the early season, is because yo …

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