Entries for 'Web Editor Josh'

The key to effectively using scouting cams for hunting is ensuring you don't spook game animals with your camera activity. In this video, I'll share tips you can use to pattern critters with scouting cams without letting your quarry pattern you.

For today's "My Take" Q&A Day, I respond to a viewer's question regarding tips for rattling-in whitetails.

With more than 20 unique Zombie Control Stages (i.e. kill zones) at Outbreak:Omega 5, you can bet there were some favorites among the Zombie Hunting Militia.

Few subjects will get a group of bowhunters more engaged than a discussion of where crossbows should fit in to deer hunting seasons.

Barring an unexpected veto by Gov. Pat Quinn, Illinois is in line to become the 25th state in the country to allow crossbows in some manner for use in archery hunting seasons.

For this Tip Tuesday I share a few tips you can use to better prepare yourself for a Western spot-and-stalk bowhunt.

I'm pleased to report that, after an epic weekend battle, yet another zombie invasion has been contained. Initial estimates show volunteers for the Zombie Hunting Militia at Outbreak:Omega 5 numbered more than 1,000. Multiply that by at least 50-plus spent cartridges per hunter and you can imagine the scope of the firefight. It was intense.

Unlike most other war journalists, I was fully armed and managed to rack up plenty of enemy (zombie) kills. But when I wasn't taking head shots or avoiding zombie bites, I did my part to document the hair-raising events to share with you. Each day this week, Monday-Friday, I'll share a unique "Top 5" from Outbreak:Omega 5.

It's Monday, so that means Hot News of the Week on "My Take." Today I'm asking you to weigh-in about the affect of coyotes on deer populations. Plus, you'll also get a preview of what's to come the rest of the week.

As you read this I'm preparing to slay zombies tomorrow, June 23, with hordes of other zombie hunters at Outbreak:Omega 5. Last year I helped to supress the zombie invasion, and let me say: It was a brain-busting blast.

Bowfishing for monstrous gator gar looks like a blast. I’ve had my share of bloody, wet, muddy and fish-slimy archery encounters in my home state of Minnesota with 15- to 30-pound carp, but heading south to the Trinity River in Texas for a battle with a creature that can top 200 pounds sounds simply awesome.

TGIH! Thank God I'm Hunting! This week, I join Martin Teeter in Kentucky to take out some giant toms.