Entries for February 2012

Just when you think you’ve seen it all, a video like this one pops up to entertain and amaze. I apologize if you’ve already seen the clip (it has nearly 2.5 million views on YouTube), but after watching it again recently, I simply had to include it in “Killing Time.”

This week on Q&A Day, I'll answer a question about what bow is best for a new female bowhunter.

There’s an intensifying debate heating up among some in the hunting and wildlife management community over the practice of captive deer breeding in the United States, and if you haven’t heard about it in your state, chances are you soon will.

Do you still want a coyote pelt for the wall? If so, you’ll have to change up your calls. It’s the final lap for winter coyote hunting and most coyotes have heard it all.

This week on Tip Tuesday, I'll offer a few helpful hints to increase your chances of calling in black bears with a predator call.

I contacted producer/musician/turkey-fiend Walt Gabbard from Zink to score some exclusive, extended footage from their latest head-bustin' montage, "Turkey Time 4."

It’s with great disappointment I have to announce that the much-anticipated Paralyzed Veterans of America/Armed Forces Entertainment Outdoor Legends Tour to meet and greet servicemen and women in Southwest Asia has been postponed—at least a portion of it.

In this Monday's Hot News of the Week, I touch on the debate about how wolves are impacting elk restoration efforts in Wisconsin. I'll also give you a preview of what's to come this week on "My Take."

I’m taking a step away from the normal social media bit today to share some joy I recently experienced. During the weekend, as I was working on the house putting up some trim, I heard my 3-year-old son, Wyatt, playing with his toy guns. This isn’t anything too out of the ordinary, but I thought I’d stop for a bit and listen to what he was actually doing.

If you have your heart set on a big hunt this fall, you'd better be doing your research now because many of today's most sought-after licenses are divvied out in limited numbers.