For most bowhunters, the first weeks-or even months-of deer season are endured under sweltering summerlike conditions that keep deer activity to a minimum. It’s a far cry from the rut-crazy crisp mornings found later in the hunting season. But if you know where to set up your stand and, perhaps more important, when to sit […]
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With law enforcement budget cuts hanging like a black cloud, the budget-conscious Iver Johnson PAS-12 pump might give some relief when looking for a duty shotgun. Click here if you want to check the price on this shotgun. “Sequestration.” “Budget Crisis.” Unless you’ve been under a rock for the past year or two you are
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The best ingredients for a traditional Brunswick stew is fresh meat, and these squirrel hunting tips are the best way to add to the pot. It is really easy to take things for granted when the topic rolls around to squirrel hunting. We watch them bound across the lawn, raid our bird feeders and generally
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Use your summer deer scouting skills now to improve your deer hunting luck this fall. Scouting for whitetails year-round is the surest way to learn their habits, and once you master those you’re that much closer to putting hair in the crosshairs come fall. Mastering late spring and summer scouting is just one more element
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Lyman’s Sharps scaled down replica chambered in .38-55 Winchester pulls double duty as a range rifle and a hunter. I live in an ideal setting for putting deer in the freezer. It could be as simple as walking out to the front porch and picking a furry target and harvesting some meat, but I prefer
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