Entries for 'HuntingClub'

If you’re still on the hunt for some turkey fodder for your grill, use one of these tactics during the nesting periods of turkey season. I know I’m still trying to field test a box of Hornady Heavy Magnum Turkey loads.

If you can find an urban deer-management program that’s more poorly designed and executed than the one in the Cleveland, Ohio, suburb of Solon, we’ll be stunned.

In 2005 a buddy of mine asked if we could bring his 15-year-old son on a turkey hunt to one of my favorite hotspots in South Dakota. Alex had been taught by his dad how to shoot shotguns and rifles (and he’d completed MN’s firearms safety training), but he’d never hunted before.

Evidence exhibiting the sorry state of social and political affairs in our country is often reported here at the "Headline Hunter" blog. But here’s a story that has your normally callous and cynical correspondent shaking his head in disbelief.

It’s a pain when the best-laid plans fall apart, and it’s painful to watch a targeted gobbler walk away. Did I give my son, Cole, the wrong information? Did he rush the shot? Check out today’s turkey video fresh from Wyoming and let us know what you would’ve done differently.

Just when you think you’ve seen it all, I found a YouTube video that ties my passion for firearms with my passion for  ... pancakes.

“Choose your hunting buddies wisely.” That advice sounds simple, but if you don’t pick your next hunting partner with ample consideration, you might kick yourself for the chaos to follow.

In some parts of the country, shed antler hunting has been actively underway for a month or more already, while in the Mountain West, antler addicts are patiently waiting for the opportunity to enter winter range in search of prime elk and mule deer sheds. But if you thought you love to hunt dropped headgear during late winter and early spring, we’d like to introduce you to Jim Phillips, also known as The Antler Man.

Where do drivers have the best chance of hitting a deer with their vehicles? According to data from the State Farm Insurance Company, it’s West Virginia, where a driver’s odds of hitting a whitetail in the next 12 months are one in 40.

I just finished another hunt, and the variety of hunting methods I used couldn’t have been wider.