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Processing your own wild game can be a daunting task. But the investment in time and education will pay dividends with the increased yield and reduction in cost at the butchers. Processing your own wi …

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1. Hunters Don’t Use the DecoyHunters sometimes buy a decoy before the season starts, but never utilize it on a hunt. It sits in their shed or remains folded up in their pack. Or, they use it once, fa …

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As the winter begins to recede, the first signs of spring appear. For many hunters, unwilling to hang up their boots from deer season, that sign of spring is the turkey; when birds break from their ge …

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I have a stack of old Field & Stream magazines on a bookshelf. It’s heartening to flip through the articles. In between the ads touting today’s latest products meant to deter scent is the same content …

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Bowhunting is the ultimate challenge for a deer hunter. While bow season is usually in the peak of the rut where bucks are cruising at all hours of the day, getting the shot is no easy task. Skill and …

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Deer hunting occurs across the country in a variety of environments from cut cornfields to heavily timbered forests. Regardless of where you hunt deer, there are two constants: deer will see and smell …

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