Whitetail Deer Habits - Many hunters and Whitetail deer enthusiasts often ask the questions: Do Whitetail Deer sleep? Where do deer sleep? Can you walk up on a sleeping Deer? Here are the answers...

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How to Clean a Grouse Video - The video shows how to properly field dress grouse and partridge in 60 seconds while grouse hunting...

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I was recently introduced to the artistry of Kenneth Dahl. If you have a love of darkhouse spear fishing you have to view the print named You Snooze You Lose on the detail of this article...

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After my very first two days of elk hunting in Colorado, I had put on the world’s biggest hike, and had the world’s worst illness. Things could only get better for me. A couple of the guys yesterday managed to get a couple of elk right before the nasty snowstorm. They got them in the canyon down by the creek. They were busy packing out elk on the low end of the property, and I made another hike toward the perch. From the bottom side. You’d think a guy would learn…

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Nobody wants to see wildlife starve. It happens sometimes, but even in a winter such as this, not as much as most people think...

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The second morning of the official elk hunt had as high of expectations as we did on day one. The first day I followed a trail I didn’t know I could find and walked farther and higher and spent more time in a Rocky Mountain Wind Tunnel than anybody else in the camp. And it was fun. I saw a ton of elk that first day, but during this late season cow hunt, I didn’t have any that were in the range of my comfort level...

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It’s time to get ready to hunt, even though we won’t be leaving camp for over two hours. I jump out of the top bunk in our six-person bedroom. I try to sneak out to the kitchen, but stub my pinky toe on a .50 cal ammo can that holds somebody’s hunting supplies...

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I’ve called myself a predator caller for better than ten years now. I consider calling predators my very favorite of all types of hunting. The only problem with it is, I’m not very good at it. My success rate is pretty low when it comes to calling and killing coyotes until...

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Once you learn how easy it is to de-bone a Northern Pike, and how much easier they are to eat, and how much true flavor a pike has, you’ll wonder why you’ve been throwing all those snakes back, while you’ve been out chasing spiny bottom feeders...

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Twenty minutes later I grab the line to the red-n-white to do a little ballroom dancing with it, and as I give it the first pull, a two pounder literally rockets through the hole, missing my decoy by almost nothing. Without trying...

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Whether flushing a pheasant or grouse from the bush or retrieving a duck from a slough, few things are as enjoyable as watching a hunting dog at work. These are the moments that truly reveal a dog’s training and character Unfortunately, dogs can also sometimes cause safety concerns...

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In resent presidential news, Barack Obama and John McCain face ever increasing challenges in Minnesota as local Fishing Party candidate, Trout Whisperer, receives new endorsement...

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What should anglers do if they are fishing on a catch-and-release only body of water, and they catch what they think may be a record-setting fish?

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CO Greg Oldakowski (Wadena, Minnesota) responded to a call of a man and his dog being surrounded by timber wolves. The pair was uninjured in the attack, yet the man stated the wolves followed him down the road while he was in his car. Upon investigating the area, the only canine found was a single longhaired, shepherd type dog, which was found within feet of the area where the alleged wolf attack had occurred. Click to read many more bizarre outdoor tales and true confessions...

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Someone picked up a problem the other day and dropped it off in the lap of the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) wildlife manager at New Ulm. He sat there pondering the problem, a rock to one side of him, and a hard place on the other...

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