I don't white-knight coyotes, but I will white-night them! For over a century hunters, defenders and people who just really like to see at night were relegated to using flashlights in the dark. The inventors called it a “flash” light because the unreliable light source would flash on and off. By definition, a flashlight disperses light by reflecting it off a mirrored surface – … [Read more...] about Coyote Medicine: Exude’s OD40 Un-Flashlight
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Predators & Prey: North American Model of Wildlife Conservation
Safari Club International (SCI) and Safari Club International Foundation (SCIF) want your support for sustainable predator management in North America as part of a uniquely American viewpoint: the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation. If you haven't heard of the NAMWC, here's the philosophy in a nutshell: Wildlife is a public resource, and sound scientific guidelines … [Read more...] about Predators & Prey: North American Model of Wildlife Conservation
No Backyard? Gun Handling Skills Stay Sharp With Strikeman
Because not all of us can afford a "Back 40" (or even a "Back 4") to go shooting in... Let's face facts: As much as we'd all love to live far enough away from our neighbors that we have the freedom to go shoot in our backyards, most of us don't have that luxury. And while we're on the subject of luxury, in these days of $1/round 9mm, practicing your marksmanship has become on … [Read more...] about No Backyard? Gun Handling Skills Stay Sharp With Strikeman
Want a Better Hunt This Fall? Hug a Tree
As you sow, so shall you reap. Creating an attractive food plot to bring deer and other wildlife in to your hunting spot is something of a "long-haul" job, but if you have some acreage that you plan to hunt, you can maximize your opportunities while feeding and supporting your local ecosystem. While most folks think of spring as planting season, fall is a better time to … [Read more...] about Want a Better Hunt This Fall? Hug a Tree
Aw, Duck: Reduced Fall Waterfowl Flight Forecasted
Delta Waterfowl forecasts that poor breeding conditions in the prairie pothole region will result in a smaller fall flight than waterfowl hunters have experienced for many seasons. The Duck Hunters Organization expects that while blue-winged teal, green-winged teal and gadwalls had average to below-average production, other key species fared worse, including mallards and, even … [Read more...] about Aw, Duck: Reduced Fall Waterfowl Flight Forecasted
