Pro Staff Blog
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Protection from Ticks, Lyme Disease and Chiggers this Hunting Season by Julie Waddell
Nebraska outdoorsmen and women have been out and about in the last several weeks, fully engulfed in bow season. While…
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New Jersey Bear Hunt and the Integrity of Wildlife Management By Mike Adams from The Hunting Angle
Last month, Governor Murphy signed an executive order to prohibit bear hunting on state owned public lands. It is the…
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Texas Desert Bighorn Sheep Tag Available for 2018 Draw
Texas Parks and Wildlife has opened the application process for one (1) Texas desert bighorn sheep permit in early 2019.…
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Oregon Hunting Opportunities Up for Pronghorn and Bear, Muzzleloader Rules Eased, CWD Restrictions Tighten
On September 14, the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission adopted new regulations for Oregon hunting, including muzzleloader rules, pronghorn and…
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Tree Stand Safety: Why it matters to you
Tree Stand Safety is a key component of the overall hunting experience. Tree Stand Safety: Why it matters to you…
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We Interview Gayne Young Author of Bug Hunter
Gayne, Tell us how you became a writer. Gayne : I’m not exactly sure to be honest. Writing has always been…
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Off the Grid Mentoring with the Foodsaver Outdoorsman
This post is sponsored by Everywhere Agency on behalf of FoodSaver®; however, all thoughts and opinions expressed are my own.…
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Bighorn Sheep Contract Pneumonia in Utah’s Zion National Park
Bighorn sheep in Utah and Arizona are in jeopardy due to a pneumonia outbreak in Zion National Park. The US…
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First Look Sitka Gear Delta Waders
Waterfowl hunters often subject themselves to hunting in some of the worst conditions possible. Having gear that will keep you…
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Jim Shockey on Hunting Challenges and Favorite Species and Destinations
To win the Weatherby Award, Jim Shockey had to hunt the most species in the most destinations. As we told…
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