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My goal as a hunter has always been to get as close as possible before squeezing the trigger.  I love the challenge of getting close

Larry Weishuhn – a Lifetime of Hunting Achievement – North American Deer Hunter (nadeerhunter.com)

“That was not a roe deer! Not with those antlers!” quipped I as a large set of tall, many tined palmate antlers seemingly floated just

“Larry really likes sitting on the ground!” answered Brad Fenson before I could, when questioned about how I liked hunting bear. I nodded enthusiastically! “Perfect!

Recently while scanning some “social media”, which I only do very occasionally, I found a photo of an older hunter with a really nice whitetail

Looking for a bit of a challenge? Might I suggest hunting wild hogs with a handgun and more specifically doing so with a Taurus Raging

Did you ever see a “good” buck on your way to camp, or, in a trail camera photo then hunted him in that immediate area

It may be Spring, and your thoughts are upon calling in a gobbler, hunting black bear, or if you’re truly fortunate heading to the southern

“Not unlike the shine and hue of a newly minted penny!” came the voice from beneath a worn and worn well brown felt hat. “Spect

I was glassing 13 bucks gathered around the “deer feeder.” A buck with extremely darkly stained hocks from his tarsal glands to his ankles, indicating

Well not really evolution…unless one accepts the definition as “the process of developing.” Then yes, there is evolution, staring at age 6 and evolving to