Next Generation Insight to the Outdoors
By Ryan Miloshewski Greetings all! This is the first post of a new weekly installment for Mahoney Outdoors E-Magazine, called “Whitetail Weekly.” In it, I will provide weekly updates on sightings, activity, rut status, and predictions on whitetail deer movement in Missouri (mostly central MO, as that is where I do most of my hunting). …
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 …
As deer season approached in 2013 I had several bucks on my hit list. I had been running ten cameras all summer and there were three bucks I wanted: a monster 7 pointer needing to be culled, a 10 pointer that would gross over 160”, and most of all, the buck I had been chasing …
By John Neporadny Branson, Mo.—Missouri high school anglers made history by competing in the Bass Pro Shops Open Championship of High School Fishing June 7-8 at Table Rock Lake. The event was the first tournament ever held for high school teams signed up with the Missouri State High School Activities Association (MSHSAA) bass fishing program. …
Republic High School wins Missouri bass championship Read More »
By Garrett Cates Pickwick Lake, Alabama – May, 2014 The Cabela’s Collegiate Bass Fishing Championship is one of the greatest competitions held for college level bass fishing. This year, there were 158 two-man teams competing from over one hundred different schools. Representing Kansas State University, my partner Graham Howard and I had high hopes of …
Southern Shootout – Cabela’s Collegiate Bass Fishing Championship Read More »
I recall many outdoor excursions as a boy and catch myself grinning at the unique experiences. I shared many adventures with friends and family, but some of the most profound and exciting came while alone. I remember those times often and imagine accompanying my past self, travelling through the timber and countryside exploring the outdoor …