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Last weekend, we discovered a disturbing scene in our chicken coop. The floor and walls were a mess of feathers, blood, feet and beaks; like a scene out of a horror film involving Rhode Island Reds, A …

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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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With the amount of hunting gear available today, do you ever wonder what exactly you should bring with you to the field? Take turkey decoys for instance. Most avid turkey hunters have a complete linea …

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Roosting is when wild turkeys fly up into trees to rest on a branch for the night. Much like chickens do in their coop. Understanding roosting behavior allows you, as a turkey hunter, to anticipate wh …

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Always adhere to safety, especially when reaping. Don’t reap on public land, period. Only reap on private when you are certain there are no other hunters in the area. Check your state’s regulations to …

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To find the best spot to turkey hunt this spring, let’s take a look at what triggers each species to begin breeding, when and where. This is especially important to those who enjoy traveling to hunt; …

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