There isn’t anything much more enjoyable than a great bird hunt, whether it is pheasants in the sorghum fields of South Dakota or decoying mallards in Arkansas’ green timber. There is…
Posted in The Seven Deadly Sins on Monday, October 26th, 2009
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4. Not taking your time
I chose this as a sin, because it is easy to make sense of when you think about how deer react to hunting pressure. They are using their keen…
Posted in The Seven Deadly Sins on Friday, October 9th, 2009
The Whitetail Deer… one of the most abundant and challenging of all huntable big game species in the world. To some, whitetails are meat in the freezer. To others, a reason to gather with…
Posted in The Seven Deadly Sins on Tuesday, September 29th, 2009
When trophyroom.com Founder, Paul Cownie, asked me to do a piece entitled “The Seven Deadly Sins – Defending Hunting to the Antis,” of course I was more than happy to oblige. His…
Posted in The Seven Deadly Sins on Wednesday, September 2nd, 2009
So you want to be a waterfowl hunter… seems like just about everybody does these days. Therein lies both a problem and a solution. More hunters, more stamps and licenses sold, more people…
Posted in The Seven Deadly Sins on Wednesday, July 29th, 2009
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5. Taking Shots You Don’t Fully Expect to Make – The Sky Bust
This is a waterfowl sin that if not broken, will dramatically raise your connection rate on…
Posted in The Seven Deadly Sins on Wednesday, July 29th, 2009
Successful Striped Bass fishing on the East Coast is part adaptation and part using local knowledge. I began fishing for them at age six. Most of my knowledge has come from trial and error, with a…
Posted in The Seven Deadly Sins on Saturday, July 18th, 2009
African hunting safaris are fantastic. If you do your homework and select the right country, target species list, Professional Hunter (PH), outfitter, and show up with your “A” game, you…
Posted in The Seven Deadly Sins on Monday, June 8th, 2009
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