Entries for 'Web Editor Josh'

Westerners often take it upon themselves to just “do it.” We did it this weekend, turkey hunting the Western way. I apologize for not having a video of the event. I only have two hands and both were busy holding decoys up so wary turkeys could see some movement for my son Cole to get a shot. I’ll make this short and sweet.

If you're looking for a few tips to improve your mushroom-hunting success, you won't want to miss this Tip Tuesday on "My Take"!

For the third leg of my single-season Grand Slam Pursuit, I found myself at One Lazy J Ranch and Outfitter in northwest Nebraska. Six unforgettable days were spent with four other hunters who, like me, are carriers of the "spring sickness."

This week on "My Take" I take a closer look at a rabid bear attack in Virginia. Plus, you'll get a preview of what's to come this week.

Shane Simpson met up with his friend and fellow Hook's Custom Calls Pro Staffer James Laird to seek redemption in Mississippi after failing to bag a longbeard together in 2010. Watch the second episode of "Turkey Hunt Public Land" 2012 to see what happens. 

Oftentimes, the most difficult (and expensive) part of killing a trophy animal comes with the travel aspect. There is no single location a hunter can kill every species of game animal, so jumping in a truck or hopping on a plane is inevitable unless you're only interested in the creatures that lurk in your backyard.

Watching a bullet’s vapor trail on video is always cool, but it’s “you gotta see this” awesome when that bullet smokes a great animal.

T.G.I.H! Thank God I'm Hunting! Today on "My Take" I head to Texas for a run-n-bow style turkey hunt. There are no blinds—just sneaking in the wide open with only a bow in hand for Rio Grande gobblers.

I've killed the majority of my turkeys throughout the years with a trusty ol' Remington 11-87, but finally I'm expanding my 12 gauge horizons to other newfangled offerings.

It appears that gobble calls are the latest sensation in the turkey-hunting world this year. I've had the opportunity to get three of the most popular new gobble calls in my hands. I'll compare these calls side by side and rate some key characteristics based on a scale of 1-5 (1 = low rating; 5 = high rating).