5. 14. 13

Improving Accuracy with an Air Gun

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Stealth, camouflage and knowledge of the quarry – all of these are important factors when hunting with air guns and air gun pellets because a hunter must get as close as possible to the prey to deliver the shot with the utmost accuracy possible. Increasing that accuracy is something for which every hunter should strive. It can be improved by doing several things. Using the right gun Hunters often overlook the importance of gun feel and fit when choosing their weapon. A hunter should be comfortable holding and shooting his air rifle in every … [Read more...]

1. 28. 13

Rules and Regulations for Night Hunting

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Hunting during the day can have its own challenges, inclement weather and extreme heat/cold, and of course, legally hunting at night is far trickier. However, hunting at night offers its own set of rewards and can not only net you some different varieties of game, but can give you some unique challenges as a hunter. It’s important to educate yourself before setting out at night. Follow these simple rules and tips and you will be well on your way to joining the exciting world of night hunting. Don’t forget every state’s rules and regs … [Read more...]

12. 11. 12

2012 Hunting Pics

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The 2012 Deer hunting season has been very successful for many people on the Maximum hunting radar. Keep the pictures and stories coming. More to come as the whitetail deer season winds down. 2012 Deer Pictures … [Read more...]

12. 8. 12

Muzzloader deer season has started

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Michigan hunting season Michigans DNR reminds hunters that the 2012 muzzleloader season for deer opened Yesterday in Zone 1 (UP) and Zone 3 (southern zone). The season is open for 10 days in zone 1 and for 17 days in zone 3. The 2012 muzzleloader season starts next Friday Dec 14th in Zone 2 (northern Lower Zone) and runs for 9 days. Hunters must have a current unused firearm license. This consists of of one of four types of licenses 1) Firearm deer license (youth and mentor license included) 2) Combination deer license 3) … [Read more...]

10. 10. 12

Getting Ready for Elk Hunting

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The reasons for enjoying elk hunting vary as widely as the trees in a forest. Some do it to feed their families. Others love the thrill of the hunt. And there are some sportsmen who simply use any excuse to head to the woods to play with their outdoor toys – fancy cargo carriers, the latest GPS devices or shiny shooters. Plus, how else are you going to make elk jerky? With elk hunting season upon us, the following is a primer to help you get prepared. Elk Behavior Elk hunting is about more than sports, recreation or food. It’s a vital … [Read more...]

10. 5. 12

Evolution of a Hunter

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Did you know that right now, you’re in a particular “stage” of hunting? It’s true. When two professors studied more than 1,000 hunters in the 1970s, the results proved extremely thought-provoking. Patterns emerged that showed every hunter goes through five stages during their hunting career, with everything from their intentions to how they judge a successful hunt evolving. This infographic from HuntingBoots.com shows what thought process is during each stage, and ultimately the evolution that every hunter goes through. The … [Read more...]

8. 18. 12

Be Ready For Fall Hunting by Taking Your Hunter Safety Course

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Communities across the nation are gearing up for hunting season and this means both new and seasoned hunters should inquire about hunting license and safety education requirements for their state. In many states, a hunter’s safety course is a requirement before a person can get a hunting license. Hunter education courses are packed with solid advice even veteran outdoorsmen can use. A refresher course on the basics of gun safety never hurt anyone. Safety courses have become more thorough and strict since they were first introduced. They … [Read more...]

7. 22. 12

The Argentina Dove Hunting Experience

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For those fortunate enough to have experienced it, words can barely describe the shotgun melting excitement that is Argentina dove hunting. To see a sky literally full of birds is something that American dove hunters have likely only dreamed about or seen on television. Even along the Gulf coast flyways and through Texas, where birds are plentiful during migration, our mourning and white wing dove numbers still seem modest in comparison. In Argentina, the primary quarry is the Eared Dove. Very similar in appearance (and speed) to our … [Read more...]

5. 18. 12

2 Michigan Turkey bite the dust and another child hooked to hunt

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I left my kid's soccer practice early this past Saturday and boogied down to a small area in Northern Michigan. It was sunny and pretty windy, so I slowly walked the two-tracks Calling and listening. After about 45 minutes of hearing nothing, I headed down a two-track back towards the car. The east side of the two-track was rolling hardwoods and the west side was shrubby pine plantation. I got a gobble up in the hardwoods so I dove into the pines. He came gobbling his head off and then went into a full strut once he hit the two-track. I … [Read more...]

3. 25. 12

Understanding Michigan’s New Mentored Youth Hunting Program

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On March 1st Michigan started selling hunting licenses to children of any age. The new Mentored Youth Hunting Program finally allows adults to extend the parenting of their children into the woods! The hunting program is designed to keep kids active and interested in the outdoors. Under this program, a hunting mentor can purchase a child five different hunting licenses for $7.50. This means a child 9 years and under can shoot two turkeys, two deer, and small game hunt. These licenses are bought over the counter and do not require the child … [Read more...]

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