Hunting Headlines
| July 09, 2008 |
| Choosing East Wind Stands to be ready for Opening Day |
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It’s human nature. Many hunters fall in love with their opening-day ground blind or tree stand because we’ve thought about it for months on end. Does this mean this so-called hotspot will be hot on opening day? Perhaps it will and maybe it won’t. It all depends on wind and weather conditions, and sadly many people don’t play the wind properly. One major problem hunters face is setting all of their stands for the prevailing wind direction. During Michigan’s bow and firearm deer seasons, the prevailing direction is south and southwest in October, west to northwest in November and northwest and north in December. So here is this hotspot stand set up for opening ...
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| July 09, 2008 |
| Outdoors calendar - Dallas Morning News |
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Outdoors calendar Dallas Morning News, TX - 7 hours ago 6 ? JC Outdoors Lake Fork Team Trail Spring Championship and Fall Season Opener (Minnow Bucket Marina). 214-773-5451 or www.bassintips.com/jcoutdoors. ...
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| July 09, 2008 |
| Winning Her Over |
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By Clint Anderson -- I awake to the smell of coffee and the sizzle of bacon frying on an old pot-bellied stove. Voices can be heard out in the living room, raspy from the early awakening. But nobody is complaining about getting up today, for it is opening day of gun season, and my brother, uncles and a few friends now gather around the stove. A plan is quickly construed as to where each person would hunt. We will sit all day, and only those with deer, or too wimpy to handle the cold, will return early. Due to early season scouting, I found a decent stand in a small saddle on top of a ridge, covered with a plethora of oak trees. I was excited. The air was so cold that it hurt to breathe. I...
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| July 09, 2008 |
| Outdoors with Othmar Vohringer |
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When I first started blogging, I had quite a few questions about how to get started. The first person to send me great advice and encouragement was Othmar at his blog Outdoors with Othmar Vohringer . He is VERY encouraging of women participation in outdoor activities, as evidenced by his recent post on " The Rise of the Huntress ". In it he says, "The rise of the huntress has made our hunting heritage a true family affair that can involve the children and both parents, which has helped hunting to become a family activity." I recommend that you check out the full text of the post and his blog. He describes himself and his blog by saying, "Hunting and fishing is much more to me than just a ...
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| July 09, 2008 |
| 5 Successful Walleye Fishing Tips For the Columbia River |
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Out west we walleye fish a lot on the Columbia River. It's a big river and if you are new to it, then it is best to find a map, study it, mark your hot spots and head out to the river to see if you are correct. While you are on the river, look at the other boats and it won't take long to determine if they are walleye fishing, bass fishing or sturgeon fishing.
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