ADVENTURESS, the only women’s hunting and fishing magazine, has now released its 22nd issue. With a hunting and fishing base, the magazine also features another outdoor activity in each issue, inspiring women in other ways to get outdoors and try new things. However, this is the first time the other outdoor activity has been on… Read More ADVENTURESS: New Spring Issue Featuring Giant Fish and Giant Mushrooms!
Less than a week to go before area boat ramps see a sharp increase in traffic. If you spend much time there chatting up other anglers while waiting your turn, it’s inevitable you’ll run into people who, it seems, just crawled out of their hibernation under a radioactive rock. The parade of clowns and freaks… Read More Roy Heilman: Boat Ramp Research
We’re in the middle of Midwestern turkey mania. A lot of birds have been tagged, meaning there might not be as many gobblers in your woodlot as there were a couple of weeks ago, but those birds still left are busy. They’re covering a lot of ground in search of receptive hens. This is the… Read More Brandon Butler: Reaching the Middle of Midwest Turkey Mania
he Alabama State Park system officially began nearly 80 years ago when the Alabama Legislature passed the Department of Conservation Act in March 1939. The act created the Department of Conservation, which contains the Alabama State Parks Division. Today, the state operates 21 parks totaling about 48,000 acres of diverse habitat ranging from coastal beaches… Read More John N Felsher: Best Vacation Lodges In Alabama
Rivers move me. A double entendre of mind and body. Rivers move me emotionally. The peacefulness found in constant flow. Around, over, under, and through. Whatever the obstacle the river remains in motion. Rivers move me physically. On my best days. Floating at nature’s pace. I’ve known many rivers. Favorites are Missouri’s Current, Colorado’s Thompson,… Read More Brandon Butler: Looking at life as a river flows
The National Deer Association (NDA) is urging deer hunters to not jump to conclusions based on a widely circulated report about humans potentially contracting disease from venison. What NDA calls “a sketchy online report” from neurologists at the University of Texas Health Science Center, in the journal Neurology, is getting attention and causing confusion about the… Read More Richard Simms: NDA urges deer hunters in Tennessee to consider new CWD report with caution
The string of lakes along the Kissimmee River is the backbone of bass fishing in south-central Florida. Here’s how to fish these waters in the springtime! (April 2010) By John Felsher The Kissimmee Chain of Lakes helped propel professional anglers into the record books a few years ago, but suffered a recent downturn. However, the… Read More John N Felsher: Bassin’ The Kissimmee Chain
Everyone hears stories of novice anglers throwing something ridiculous and landing a trophy fish. Sure, that happens occasionally, but so does winning $100 million in a lottery. Just don’t count on it when targeting speckled trout! Targeting big trout requires patience, understanding and determination. It also requires a plan, about 90 percent of which occurs before… Read More John N Felsher: Topwater Temptation For Trophy Trout
Innovation is the cornerstone upon which greatness is built. Daniel Defense, a name synonymous with precision and quality in the world of AR-style rifles, has now brought its expertise to the realm of handguns. Enter the Daniel Defense H9, a compact pistol that redefines what shooters can expect from a firearm in terms of ergonomics,… Read More Josh Sykes | Daniel Defense H9: Redefining Excellence in a Unique Firearm
With every surge of warm weather, online foraging groups have been heating up as well. Much of the chatter revolves around morels. For even casual pickers, it can be exciting. Excitement aside, this is also when all the misinformation comes out to play. It’s enough to make a guy hang his head and cry. So,… Read More Roy Heilman: Morel Misinformation
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