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Slow Your Pace Down While Still Hunting Deer, Still‑hunting is the ultimate game of stealth—an active pursuit on foot where success hinges on seeing deer before they detect you. It’s a test of patience, discipline, and subtly blending into the forest. Slow Your Pace Down While Still Hunting Deer-Overview Aspect Details Hunting Style Still Hunting … Read more
Ticks pose a real threat to hunters—both in terms of discomfort and disease risk. Whether you’re scouting trails or setting up in a stand, these stealthy parasites can ruin your hunt. Here’s a comprehensive guide to staying tick-free and safe in the field. How to Combat Ticks When Scouting and Hunting This Summer-Overview Aspect Details … Read more
How to Stay Hydrated When Hunting in Summer Heat, hunting in summer heat significantly increases your risk of dehydration, which can lead to fatigue, dizziness, heat exhaustion, and even heatstroke. Staying well-hydrated ensures peak performance, clear thinking, and safer decision-making in the field. How to Stay Hydrated When Hunting in Summer Heat-Overview Aspect Details Main … Read more
October 2025 marks a turning point in Louisiana’s primitive firearms season. The Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission has approved regulation updates permitting Federal Premium’s Firestick technology, redefining what qualifies as a legal muzzleloader . Louisiana Makes Firestick Technology Legal for Hunting This Fall-Overview Aspect Details What Happened Louisiana Wildlife & Fisheries Commission approved FireStick technology for … Read more
June 5, 2025 – Washington, D.C.In a unanimous 9–0 decision, the Supreme Court threw out Mexico’s $10 billion lawsuit against U.S. firearms manufacturers—Smith & Wesson, Beretta, Colt, Glock, Ruger, Barrett, and others—ruling that the case is barred by the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act (PLCAA). Supreme Court Decision in Smith & Wesson v. Estados … Read more
Spring Sooty Grouse and the Future of the Tongass, As winter recedes across Southeast Alaska, April casts a fragile hush over the Tongass: rare wet snow clings to high ridges, while new growth surfaces on the forest floor. It’s prime time for spring sooty grouse hunts—a quiet, immersive pursuit that reconnects hunters to the rhythms … Read more
Looking to avoid the crowds while still chasing big Kentucky bucks? While most hunters head straight to popular public lands, some of the state’s best deer hunting spots remain overlooked. These five underrated public hunting areas in Kentucky offer strong deer populations, less hunting pressure, and a refreshing change of pace. Whether you’re an experienced … Read more
As the 2025 deer season concludes in Kentucky, hunters and wildlife enthusiasts are reflecting on another remarkable season. The 2024-25 deer season saw hunters harvest an impressive 149,868 deer, making it the second-highest harvest ever recorded in the state’s history, just behind the record of 155,730 deer set in 2015. Opening Weekend and Weapon Type … Read more
Dove hunting on public land in Kentucky is more than just a seasonal pastime — it’s a beloved tradition that brings hunters together across the Bluegrass State. With numerous wildlife management areas open to the public, there’s no shortage of opportunities to enjoy fast-paced, early-season action. Whether you’re a seasoned shotgunner or stepping into the … Read more
Fall has arrived, bringing with it one of the most thrilling seasons for bass fishing enthusiasts. As temperatures drop and vibrant autumn colors paint the landscape, largemouth bass become increasingly active, creating the perfect opportunity for anglers to land some of the year’s biggest catches. While many hunters retreat to the woods, savvy bass anglers … Read more