Next Generation Insight to the Outdoors
I thought this looked Cabela’s Catalog-esque this weekend and felt compelled to snap a photo. It is a .30-06 my dad bought when he was just 12 years old. He passed it onto me 30 years later. The story behind this deer rifle is indeed a straightforward one, not dissimilar to many others. In the …
By Ryan Miloshewski The local weather forecast is calling for highs in the 50’s, with crisp, cool mornings and beautiful sunshine. Football is in full swing. The MLB postseason is starting, featuring my hometown Cardinals and cross-state Royals. NHL hockey will start in the coming week. Sycamores and honey locusts are exchanging chlorophyll …
I was going through some old files today on my computer and stumbled upon a eulogy I had written several years ago for my first hunting dog, J.R., named after J.R. Ewing by my father. He was a beautiful beagle and a great dog that loved hunting rabbits with me. By sharing this eulogy, my …
Recently, there has been some unsettling news regarding proposed changes to Missouri’s conservation management through House Joint Resolution 57 and Senate Joint Resolution 42 . Read the following articles to find out more on why you should be opposed to such amendments and take action to call your legislators to voice your concerns! Constitutional Amendment …
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The actual deer season may have come to a close across the states, but a new hunting season is just gearing up! Across the country, deer are starting to lose their antlers as we get nearer to spring. Yet, every year many hunters overlook or forego the wonderful opportunity to find shed antlers in late …