Is Your Bragging Board Brag-Worthy?
The largest outdoor retailer in my hometown is Sportsman’s Warehouse. I’m the kind of guy that drives my wife nuts. I go in at least once a week and probably only buy something once a month. I just like to look around and as I leave, I always pay homage to the bragging board. Our [...]
Outdoor Hub, The Outdoor Information Engine – Is Your Bragging Board Brag-Worthy?
A Camera’s Killer Sense: Trail Camera Pictures from the Field
Trail camera pictures clutter my computer’s desktop and congest my electronic photo library; thousands of whitetail pictures filed into hundreds of archived folders, which are then saved to several sub-folders. I’ve managed to sort through the good, bad and the ugly to find some of my very favorite images of 2011. Below you will find [...]
Outdoor Hub, The Outdoor Information Engine – A Camera’s Killer Sense: Trail Camera Pictures from the Field
Dove Hunting in Argentina Beretta Style – Part III: Estancia Los Chañares
In Part I of the series “Dove Hunting in Argentina Beretta Style” we talked about our mission: To determine if a 12 gauge is overkill, compared with sub-gauge shotguns, for high-volume dove shooting in Argentina. In Part II, we reach our first hunting destination, the Sierra Brava Lodge. In Part III, we head to Estancia Los Chañares [...]
Outdoor Hub, The Outdoor Information Engine – Dove Hunting in Argentina Beretta Style – Part III: Estancia Los Chañares
A Royal Turkey Rumble in the Hills of Pennsylvania
The alarm clock rang at 4:00am just as we instructed it to. No matter… it was late or I was early, having already been up and showered with hot coffee in hand and boots pulled on by the time that noisy little clock tolled for thee. My breath hung heavy and suspended through the frigid [...]
Outdoor Hub, The Outdoor Information Engine – A Royal Turkey Rumble in the Hills of Pennsylvania
Dove Hunting in Argentina Beretta Style – Part II: The Sierra Brava Lodge
In Part I of the series “Dove Hunting in Argentina Beretta Style” we talked about our mission: To determine if a 12 gauge is overkill, compared with sub-gauge shotguns, for high-volume dove shooting in Argentina. Now in Part II, we reach our first hunting destination, the Sierra Brava Lodge. Check out Shotgun Life for more [...]
Outdoor Hub, The Outdoor Information Engine – Dove Hunting in Argentina Beretta Style – Part II: The Sierra Brava Lodge
Wyoming Hunting News
Mule Deer Foundation Appoints Full-Time Wyoming Director to Handle Unprecedented GrowthThe Mule Deer Foundation appointed Dennis McGraw as its historic first full-time Field Director dedicated exclusively to the State...
TRCP Donates $10K to Wyoming Game and Fish Department’s Sportsmen’s AccessAs part of its efforts to facilitate public opportunities for hunting and angling, the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership...
Wyoming Waiting on Congress, Fish and Wildlife Service to Allow State-Managed Wolf HuntingWith the successful reemergence and subsequent de-listing of the wolf in numerous states, game and natural resources departments are...
Famous Winchester and Savage Firearms Headed to Exhibit at Buffalo Bill Historical CenterThe Cody Firearms Museum at the Buffalo Bill Historical Center in Cody, Wyoming, houses one of the most remarkable collections of...
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Lessons Learned from Hunter Education: Keep Learning!This article comes courtesy of John M. Buol, Jr. of FirearmUserNetwork.com. Check out his site for more articles like this. When...
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