The issue of hunting game over bait is volatile...and that's in company of friends. For many biologists and scientists the negative impacts of baiting and hunting game over bait include potential disease transmission, altering wildlife behavior and wildlife management as well as the subjective ethical debate...
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March 12, 2010
Some have a passion for wood work, others may prefer to spend all winter tying flies or even carving their own re-curve bow, but when given a choice I’d rather be in the mix and not on the edge, it’s just the way I’m wired. I’m not saying I’m right and others are wrong, but hunting consists of opportunity and desire, and my deep seeded yearning is found outside and not in.So I understand not everyone is going to take predator calling as serious as me, and I appreciate their own level of interest. But for those thinking of dipping their toes into the
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Contrary to what you may believe, contemporary black powder hunting arrived on the scene over three decades ago but has come a long way since the flintlock and percussion muzzleloaders first were available in the 1960s and 1970s. The days of spit-patch round balls, soap and water cleaning techniques, and powder horns are long gone except for the real traditionalists who still prefer to hun...
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Sheboygan Falls man shoots possible World record-breaking buck!
Michael Gregoire of Sheboygan Falls shot a buck with a bow and arrow Thursday on his brothers farm just west of Sheboygan Falls. Michael says he has his fingers crossed and he is saying his prayers as he waits to find out if the buck he shot last week is a world record.The ...
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As we head into another season my mind is full of thoughts of buck fever. In essence, the fever is an adrenaline rush, triggered by a deer, that sometimes causes hunters to do something that may be out of the ordinary – like miss an otherwise easy shot. While most of us don’t know how the sudden appearance of a deer will affect us, we can plan out the rest of our deer hunt to ...
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Whether hunting public or private land, the fundamentals of calling elk remain the same
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When the topic is migration, most of us think about birds. Seldom do we associate migration with big game animals, such as moose or elk. In western North Dakota, however, an ongoing study is shedding some interesting light on a big game species that does migrate. Pronghorns, also commonly called antelope, even though they are not a true antelope, do move around. With the pronghorn hun...
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FOND DU LAC — A large crowd gathered Monday afternoon in front of Dutch's Trading Post as sportsmen and passers-by admired "Lucky Buck" — an elusive 30-point whitetail buck taken by bow Sunday night west of Fond du Lac. Fond du Lac resident Wayne Schumacher was accepting h...
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With waterfowl seasons shifting into full gear across the nation and the NASCAR season speeding into the Chase for the Cup there's an intersection of comparison between the two. Contrary to what casual fans believe the drivers not in the Chase are still racing to win. No one on the track wants to lose and hunters in the field want to bag a...
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Opening Day of Michigan Bow Season 2009
It's about 5:30 a.m. and I am wide awake. I have butterflies in my stomach as if I was 12 years old. It is opening day of bow season in Michigan and I am up north at Timber Ridge Ranch. It is a perfect 35 degrees and the wind is dead calm. The ground is covered in a hard frost. The skies are ...
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