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Happy New Year! This will be our final Rut Report this season, it comes with mixed emotions, of course. It means another hunting season is coming to a close, and another long off-season awaits me. The Rut Report has been a labor of love for me for over four years now, I have seen it…
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Week 19 of the Rut Report and the rut is still going on. It amazes me how one species of animals can have such a long breeding season. Mother Nature is amazing in how she makes sure that the fawns are born at the perfect time each spring. You can call it evolution, but I…
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The Rut has migrated south much like the warm weather that we enjoyed just days and weeks ago. Fortunately though, the big bucks do not migrate, though at times they seem to. Most of the country is in state of post rut, or a less noticeable second rut. No matter what stage of Post Rut…
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The Rut is rolling along in some areas, burnt out in some areas, and just not even a thought yet in others. Isn’t nature amazing how the same species can adapt and breed at different times? If the Rut is still peaking in your woods, or if it’s still pre-rut for you, the best time…
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There’s a lot more to creating a viable, working food plot than just scratching in the dirt, throwing down some seed, and showing up on opening day of deer season.
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We hunters too often take on an “out of sight, out of mind attitude” about outfitters. In reality, the good ones are working hard year-round …
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Having the ability to envision the vital organs can mean the difference between success and failure on a hunt. Huntress Livy explores options on how one might improve this skill.
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Firearm Safety and Conservation Are Topics of Free Video-for-Schools Campaign from NSSF
May 17, 2013, 1:01 AM EDT
The firearm safety videos teach students how to react if they should encounter a firearm in an unsupervised situation. The conservation titles educate students on how wildlife and wild lands are protected
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So many times I’ve tried to go in and read just one or two old favorite stories, but ended up in the potato chip dilemma – you can not read just one.
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With an upcoming leopard hunt, Huntress Livy prepares one of the most important tools a hunter can have -her daypack! Should she add anything?
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Quebec Leaf River Herd Stable, But Limit to One in 2014-15
May 10, 2013, 1:01 AM EDT
The bright spot in this picture has been and continues to be Quebec’s Leaf River herd. This population continues to remain stable.
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Hank’s food doesn’t just fill you up — it makes you happy and makes your life richer. He shares recipes and cooking techniques on his blog every week that are simply the best stuff out there.
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Finally, the US Fish & Wildlife have announced their intentions to end the protection of wolves in the Lower 48!
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Here’s a quick round-up of some of the newest guns, ammo and shooting gear that will have you drooling come fall like a retriever eying your Egg McMuffin.
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“Traditional” means “old-fashioned” and it can also mean “successful.” But it also means it’s the way most folks do it!
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Who’s your favorite Extreme Huntress™? There’s a contest going on right now to select the most hardcore, extreme huntress in the world; help decide who is ultimately the finest huntress!
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If your distant North American big game hunt is successful you’ll have game meat with which to deal. That’s a good thing, but can present headaches if you’re not prepared for it.
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Few things can make a hunter happier than receiving a coveted limited draw license on top of the daily stack of bills and junk mail. YEEEHAW! But achieving success isn’t easy and seldom happens fast.
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Success in the field has several components, but looking good helps boost confidence which in turn increases success! Here are a few beauty tips for outdoors women from Huntress Livy.
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… here are some tips for packing the lightest load, but still ensure you have everything you need.
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True, professional, highly-rated outfitters are business men just as much as they are mountain men. They must be if they are to have longevity of any kind.
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Should PETA have the freedom to fly their drones over hunting areas and attempt to do the job of our game wardens?
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If this will be your first spring bear hunt, or if it has been awhile since you’ve enjoyed this amazing rite of late spring and early summer, here are a few reminders on preparing to make the most of a wonderful hunting opportunity.
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Binoculars allow you to say, “That’s a pronghorn.” A spotting scope let’s you say, “That’s a pronghorn buck worth getting a closer look at.”
