For Pure Fishing Fun, go After Flounder!
If you live near the East Coast or Gulf Coast there’s likely a flounder fishing spot within driving distance!
READ MORE ›Adventures: Georgia
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 ›Bass Pro Moynagh: A Look Back at 2014 – Part One
Here are some of my more memorable fishing moments during the first half of 2014’s tournament season.
READ MORE ›Frenzied Fish Offer Exciting Action at Georgia’s West Point Lake
Soon after the live shad touched bottom, chaos erupted. Several rods bent over double simultaneously!
READ MORE ›Trout All About In Scenic North Georgia Mountains
The Chattahoochee River flows cold and clear through Helen, Ga., providing outstanding trout habitat!
READ MORE ›Genetically Improving Antlers In The Wild Is Difficult
Tim S. from Georgia
writes to ask about an idea that was promoted in Alabama. “I read that a group of hunters in Alabama bought big bucks
from a deer farm and released them on their property to improve the antler size
by improving the genetics. Two questions. Is that
legal, and will it work?”
Selective Harvest To Improve Antler Size In The Wild Doesn’t Work
Andy R. from Georgia
writes to ask about improving the genetics of wild deer. “I see hunters
shooting cull bucks to improve antlers on some television hunting shows filmed
in Texas, but will that work in
my state? Actually, is it possible to improve antlers by shooting inferior
small bucks anywhere?”
Crazy Rut In Florida
Jeff S. from Georgia
writes to ask about the peak of the rut. “I know that the timing of the rut
doesn’t vary much across the northern part of the country, but it can vary in
the South. A friend of mine hunts one area in Northwest Florida along the Gulf Coast.
He says that on two properties that are only 40 miles apart the peak of the rut
differs by over two months. Is this possible?”
Bowhunting With The Turkey Pros Part 1: Walter Parrott
They are some of the most successful and well-known turkey hunters in the
world, and are a wealth of knowledge for any of us bent on bow-bagging our bird
this spring. This 3-part series will pick their brains for tips and tactics we
can put to use. The turkey pros we are interviewing in this series include
Walter Parrott in part one; Keith Beam and Brooks Johnson in part two; and Ray
Eye in part three.