Entries for 'Web Editor Josh'

This is a really special episode of "My Take." I get to share the suspenseful footage from my world-record red stag hunt right now!

It’s the 2-minute warning, the bottom of the ninth. There are still lots of opportunities out there, but May signals the end of spring turkey season across the country and, if you haven’t tagged a gobbler yet, you might be in for some frustrating mornings. I won’t drag this out. If you need a couple tips on how to tip over a tom with time running out, I’m here to oblige.

As a follow-up to my post yesterday, "Freak Bucks And Deer Farming: Too Far?" now's your chance to weigh-in on a freak-buck hunting scenario and win a 25-sheet pack of Champion Re-Stick Deer Vitals sight-in targets. Read this scenario and share your comments by Friday, May 11, 2012, for your chance to win.

Keeping your optics clean is essential when hunting, but sometimes it can be tough in the field! Today I'm reviewing a simple $10 product that can help keep your optics in tip-top condition.

“Freakish big” is a term hunters love to banter around when describing a buck they’ve just seen. It won’t be long now until a few freakish-big reports will begin spilling from summer scouting trips and scouting camera snapshots. But nothing you see in the wild will be able to match the definition of freakish-big in the current world of deer farms and captive whitetails.

People are always interested in how I got my start as a "professional" hunter, so on this week's Q&A Day I explain the steps I took to get where I'm at today.

A few days ago—April 27 to be exact—Federal Premium Ammunition proudly celebrated their 90th birthday. It's great to see an American company that continues to thrive.

It's Tip Tuesday on "My Take," and today I'm going over a few key points to remember when setting up your turkey decoy spread.

It’s an epic story of sibling infighting, bitter family disagreements, prolonged court hearings, incarceration, twists, turns and high-finance judgments—and it all pivoted around an unusually massive trophy deer.

It's a breathtaking bluff-country landscape with deep valleys, meandering creeks and contour farming. It's equally rich with good folks and longtime turkey-hunting tradition. It's southwest Wisconsin. It's where I find myself each spring in late April/early May, living in a tent camp and struggling to scratch out a stubborn longbeard.