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For a week and a half in August 2024, Grainger Pollert swallowed more saliva than he could’ve spit during a lifetime of sitting in a dentist’s chair. Collecting trail camera photographs of a massive ...
Summer is finally here, and for deer hunters, that means it's testing season. Those who have recently added new bows and guns need to log plenty of range time, but those are the obvious chores that, ...
Combine exceptional nutrition with good genes and you’ve got the ideal mix to see a doe produce fawn triplets more than once. Question: I saw a doe with three fawns last year around the farm, and now ...
Last year, however, the rut wasn’t all that. “It was slow,” he said. “I didn’t see much in the way of deer activity that week. The 10-pointer was the biggest I’d gotten off my two trail cameras, but ...
"You're going to get rejected a lot, but you need to be optimistic and stay respectful. Oftentimes, if they won't let you hunt, they might give you some information on who to ask nearby. And that can ...
Many larger public-land tracts hold the kind of isolated habitat big bucks crave, but to access some of them there’s a catch. Yes, you can hunt anywhere you’d like within those boundaries, but you’ve ...
Prescribed burning, or controlled burning, is a valuable management tool used to enhance habitat quality for white-tailed deer by improving food availability, cover and overall ecosystem health.
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Which is right for you depends on how you use it. As more people try to reduce their consumption of fossil fuels, electric and hybrid automobiles are becoming available and more popular. The same is ...
When wildlife biologist Brad Wheat and Gene Zirkle, program manager for Fort Campbell Fish and Wildlife, heard that a monstrous buck had been hit and killed by a vehicle on post, they pretty much knew ...