Many anglers avoid fizzing bass out of fear that doing so may injure or reduce its chance of survival; although this could be true if fizzing is performed incorrectly, this typically is not the case in most instances. When bass are quickly pulled from deep waters, their swim bladders fill with air quickly, leading to […]
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Banded geese are treasured mementos that signify success to waterfowl hunters – treasured objects of mementoes as well as invaluable data points. Biologists gain incredible insights by fitting ducks and geese with bands during their molting period; biologists collect all sorts of data regarding their movements and habitat usage – the results can be truly […]
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Camping on terrain with pebbly and rocky surfaces or swampy conditions requires an added level of protection – a tent platform. It keeps your tent clean and dry no matter what conditions arise. Before beginning work on the platform, locate an area large enough for it. Next, dig four square holes that measure 2 feet […]
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Windage adjustments on a bow sight are relatively straightforward, while horizontal adjustments require only minor tweaking to get right. Most sights provide easy methods for you to loosen a bolt, make adjustments and then tighten them back down for tightness adjustments. Most bow shooters own an Allen wrench set that they can use to make […]
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AR pistols have become increasingly popular, particularly among law enforcement departments. One disabled veteran created a brace which attaches to the buffer tube and further back for support; SIG Sauer has taken notice and made this into a fully functioning buttstock. Pistols are shorter than rifles, requiring less storage space in a squad car and […]
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Shooting doves from 40 yards requires ample lead. Hunters have several ways they can use to determine how much lead is necessary for their shot. One of the key points in dove hunting is remaining as still as possible in the field. Any movement can send signals to birds that cause them to move away […]
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Deer driving can be a dangerous activity that could result in injuries and property damage. Furthermore, in some areas it’s illegal – yet used responsibly it could prove valuable as an effective tool. Deer drives involve one group of hunters acting as posters and another group as drivers. A drivemaster familiar with both terrain and […]
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Mature bucks select their sleeping areas based on scent, security and sight; with close access to food and water sources. Transitional zones — where thick cover such as forests meets open fields or meadows — may provide suitable options. Keep an eye out for topographic features like saddles, ridges and benches which offer escape routes. […]
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Many squirrel hunters take pride in taking down small game with the same shotgun used for hunting turkeys, deer and rabbits. No excuses are made when taking down their limit of squirrels using full-bore pump action shotguns. New squirrel hunters should start by sighting in their rifles for shots at distances under 30 yards to […]
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Even the greatest wing shooters miss doves from time to time; it is part of the game and helps sharpen your skills; however, missing doves is frustrating and may reduce your shots-per-dove average. There are steps you can take to increase your chances of a successful shot, one being knowing how far a dove should […]
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