Entries for 'Web Editor Josh'

While Minnesota’s gray wolf population continues to grow like moustache hair on my aunt Marge, moose are continuing to produce a completely inverted population chart.

This is it. This is the year I've been awaiting since I took my first Eastern wild turkey (a jake) 10 years ago in southeast Minnesota. This is the season I hope to complete my gobbler Grand Slam.

Check out my biggest gator yet—a 1,000-pound giant. Things get pretty out of control! This gator nearly gets in our little boat, and it's all captured on film for this week's segment of Thank God I'm Hunting! (T.G.I.H!) on "My Take."

As spring starts to blossom across North America, hunters get antsy for turkey hunts and the even more controversial spring bear pursuits. The controversy springs from the fact many black bear hunts occur over bait, and a portion of the public, including some hunters, believe it's too easy to shoot a bear over bait.

It stands to reason that we should all have the God-given right to protect ourselves from harm's way. But we all know that reason doesn't always govern the government. In my home base of Minnesota, the state House and Senate have voted to pass NRA-backed HB 1467.

It's Product Review Thursday on "My Take," and this week I'll be talking about camo face paint and all the advantages it provides for use in the field.

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.