Realtree: Genesis of an Outdoor Empire
Realtree camo patterns have contributed to more hunting success in the field for many. All thanks to one man.
READ MORE ›Adventures: Waterfowl
What’s in Your Duck Boat?
Waterfowlers are a passionate bunch. Here are some tips to help you have a safe and successful hunt!
READ MORE ›EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW With Toxey Haas: Mossy Oak: The Legend Continues
If you could ask Mossy Oak founder Toxey Haas anything, what would you ask? Here’s what SG asked him.
READ MORE ›Honk If You Love Goose Hunting!
When it comes to hunting Canada geese, the old expression “wild goose chase” still applies!
READ MORE ›Shotgun Cleaning, Maintenance Is Important
Procrastination (or just plain neglect) is far too common when it comes to cleaning our firearms. Hunters need to protect their firearms before they develop visual signs of rust and corrosion. There are some basic rules to follow to keep your firearms clean and working smoothly and efficiently throughout the year.
READ MORE ›Now’s The Time To Get Ready For Duck Season
Let’s face it, duck hunting season beats the crap out of your equipment, so prepare now for the wetlands!
READ MORE ›Get Real When Hunting Ducks
While doing some afternoon fall fishing … I noticed some duck hunters who were set up on a long cattail point. As I fished, the hunters called and called every time a single or small bunch of ducks flew by on the horizon. Every time they did, they never got the ducks to respond or come in. I fished and shook my head, feeling somewhat sorry for those two gunners who had put so much effort into their hunt, but had yet to fire a shell. It got me
to thinking about the efforts us hunters take to attract our prey. And how we sometimes go too far.
Covey Rise Lodge: Great Getaway For Sportsmen
Covey Rise Lodge provides the perfect getaway for sportsmen who like to enjoy the finer things of life.
READ MORE ›Missouri’s Squaw Creek Refuge: A Home For Hard-Core Hunters
Labrador retrievers sprawl on the floor, football game natters on the television in the background. Hunters sprawl, also tired. Only difference between them and the dogs is that the hunters didn’t spend the day swimming in icy water or lying uncomfortably on the
splintery deck boards of a duck blind. It was in Northwest Missouri, near 7,000-acre Squaw Creek National Wildlife Refuge. Where else can you find 400,000 light geese cheek to beak … .