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The Ultimate Turkey Hunting Setup

Global Outfitters Selects the "Best of the Best" for Turkey Hunting Setup
By Joe Wieczorek
Back in the early 1900's ol' Joe didn't have many rules or much technology to help him almost eradicate the Wild Turkey population. Most likely, Joe used a rifle to pluck turkeys from the roost in bunches. How much times have changed! Modern wildlife management practices and conservation laws have helped bring back this national treasure to record numbers. But, none of this keeps hunters and manufacturers from searching for the best equipment and technology to give them the edge while turkey hunting.  read more ->>

ATV Vs. Tractor for Food Plot - Part 3

Deciding whether to use a tractor or ATV to prepare a wildlife food plant is a big decision to make and the decision may have a lot to do with the success or failure of the food plot. When the decision is made to go ahead and use an ATV on a food plot that is not suitable for ATV ground breaking, the results is usually a very poor job of seedbed preparation. read more ->>

Doninate Bird

"The Ultimate Turkey Hunting Setup"
By Sam Hall

I hear, that somewhere out there someone is working a dominate bird;

12" beard, spurs over an inch and a third - least that's what I've heard.

I hear that a man went grey just past last spring;

He wanted that turkey more than anything!

He's been tossing and turning eleven long months,

Reliving each and every one of those unsuccessful hunts.

Now it's that time of year, and Spring is near;

He's been searching and gathering up all the latest turkey hunting gear.

Says this is going to be his year --- says that ol' Tom should live in fear!

I believe he should --- based on what I hear!

10 Ways to Catch the Biggest Crappie of Your Life

By John E. Phillips

* Take Slabs in Treetops: A large tree lying in the water is a potential crappie hot spot. Look to the center of that treetop for a narrow opening between branches, and try to hit it. Retrieving the crappie out of that hole may be difficult, but big crappie are caught by those willing to fight for them.

ATV Vs. Tractor for Food Plot - Part 2

Tilling the Plot

If the answer to any of these questions is yes, then you had better plan on purchasing a tractor and plow or contracting with a local farmer to break the plot with a strong farm tractor and plow. Trying to use an ATV in most of these situations can be dangerous, hard on the equipment used and frustrating to you resulting in a less than desirable crop. It's simply more than an ATV was designed to do.

Rhinos and Mulies

By Bob Humphrey

Success, it is said, is where opportunity meets preparation. The preparation part means being ready mentally, physically and mechanically. You practice with your firearm to become familiar with it, and ensure it and you will be ready if and when the opportunity arises. You anticipate how your will react. Still, you can never really be completely prepared, particularly when game takes you by surprise.