— Encouraging everyone to get outside, hunt, fish, shoot, and survive life with others in a positive way.
"Why do you shoot bobcats; you don't eat them?" This question deserves a long answer, but today I'll give you a couple of short ones. I shoot bobcats to protect my domestic turkey, geese, ducks and chickens. A reason that many people don't consider is that these beautiful predators also ravage wild turkey, duck and …
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Filson and Ducks Unlimited, two iconic American heritage brands, today announce a limited edition collection of co-branded products
With the submittal of a proposal to ban bobcat trapping in Colorado a direct, unmasked, attack on hunting has been submitted. You need to take action now.
Day one is a vision of meetings and wading through the miles of aisles of guns in search of the latest, greatest hunting gear at SHOT Show. Don't worry. We always love the guns too, and believe it or not, there is a lot of hunting gear. What we were in search of is a …
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Many friends are counting the days until hunting season, but are they anticipating antelope, deer, elk, bear, dove, or one of my favorites, duck hunting?! I've spent the past few days in hot pursuit of those tasty speed goats out on the eastern plains of Colorado. That hunt is always short because it's immediately followed by …
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For those of you who've recently taken to following, today I'm sharing a waterfowl hunting peace over at Beretta Blog. I'd like to extend you and other as "Thank you" for following and showing your support over the years. I enjoy sharing hunting and firearms tips at Beretta's blog. Head over there and subscribe and learn …
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Coyotes may be more territorial in January-February DENVER – If it seems that coyotes are less tolerant of human presence during the months of January and February, there is a biological reason: this is their breeding season. As coyotes pair up to breed, they may be more territorial than usual and defend their space as …
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THIS IS FOR THE BIRDS Mia Anstine Contributor It’s the time of year many of us are headed to blinds, fields and marshes to bird hunt. With much improved gear, equipment and clothing the hunt has become a bit more comfortable. This means we can bring along our children and husbands are even bringing their …
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BANNER LAKES YOUTH WATERFOWL SKILLS DAY AUG. 9 DENVER -- Colorado Parks and Wildlife is pleased to offer a youth waterfowl skills day on August 9 at Banner Lakes State Wildlife Area near Keenesburg. For those youth whoÂ’ve recently graduated from hunter education, this is a great opportunity to advance to the next level and …
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Do you ever simply slow down to look at the world God created? It is truly amazing what is out there. Stop and smell the roses, or look at the wildlife, some time. I often get the opportunity to witness amazing wildlife events. This one was awe-inspiring so I thought I would share it. I …
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