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Creating a Dirt Hole Set for Predator Control: 4 Steps

It takes an organized trapping program to control problem predators. If you are considering trapping as a solution, one of the most common and effective sets is a dirt hole set.

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Predator, Conservation, How-To, Mossy Oak GameKeepers
Hand Callers and Ultrasonic Electronic Callers for Predators

After two years of using an electronic caller in an area, if you switch and go to a hand caller, you’ll increase the number of critters you take by about 50 percent.

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Predator, How-To, Firearm
Wild Boar Bacon & Beans

Combining wild boar bacon into a batch of home-baked beans will leave you wanting to put another pig in the freezer. This is an easy recipe to prepare, and a large batch will allow you to freeze portions for future use.

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Wild Game Recipes, Mossy Oak GameKeeper Butchery
Call Frequency on Ultrasonic Electronic Calls for Predators

A coyote hears up to 45,000 Hz, and a bobcat can hear up to 64,000-65,000 Hz. If we could hear the sounds of the animals in distress, there would not be a need for an ultrasonic predator caller.

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Predator, Mossy Oak Bottomland, Mossy Oak Brush
Gary Roberson Calls Predators and Becomes a Predator Call Manufacturer

I was a hide hunter during my last couple of years of high school and all the way through college. My brother Russell was the trapper, and I’d help some.

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Predator
Tips for Hiking in the Rain – 7 Ways to Stay Dry

Don’t let the rain stop you from enjoying the great outdoors. Follow these tips and tricks to keep dry and enjoy, rather than fighting against the elements.

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How-To
Bison Striploin with Blackberry, Red Wine & Balsamic Reduction

Striploin steaks are considered by many to be the perfect texture and flavor for grilling. Bison are lean animals with some fat but generally produce lean cuts of meat that should be cooked like any other wild game.

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Wild Game Recipes, Mossy Oak GameKeeper Butchery
The First Coyote Gary Roberson Ever Called In

I was about 10 years old when I called in my first coyote in 1963. I’d started predator calling when I was about 8 or 9 years old.

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Predator, Firearm
Clean H2O: How to Wash Your Hydration Bladder

Keep your hydration bladder clean, dry, and free of bad odor and bacteria with these easy tips.

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Gear, How-To
60 Years of Predator Hunting with Gary Roberson

Gary Roberson has just written a new book, “Eyes Front: 60 Years of Hunting the Hunters,” available from Burnham Brothers that contains six chapters on rattling whitetails, 10 chapters on calling turkeys and the rest of the book on calling predators – starting with the basics and continuing to the latest information on ultrasonic callers.

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Predator
Where is the Ammo?

If you own a firearm and have gone down to your local gun shop to pick up a box of ammunition within the last six months, you have probably asked the same thing - where is the ammo?

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Gear, Firearm
Resident Goose Hunting with Richie McKnight

I like to hunt resident geese around Kentucky because the season comes in early, and the bag limits are somewhat liberal.

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Waterfowl
Tackling the Tackle Box: Restocking What You’ll Need for Future Fishing Trips

For tips on tackling the tackle box, restock what you’ll need for future fishing trips, and use your downtime to clean, inventory, restock, and organize.

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Fishing, Mossy Oak Elements Agua, Gear, How-To, Mossy Oak Fishing
Mature Whitetail Bucks: Why Don’t I See More?

Even under the best of circumstances your odds of killing a mature buck are fairly low. You can nudge them slightly in your favor by minimizing disturbance and maximizing the ability of your property to attract and hold more and older deer.

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Deer, Land Management, How-To, Mossy Oak GameKeepers
Richie McKnight Hunts Suburban Geese

My favorite Canada goose to hunt is the big giant Canada goose. However, most of the places where we hunt, we get the smaller Canada geese. The best place for the giant Canadas is northern Illinois.

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Waterfowl
Hunting Hogs with Thermal Optics

So, you want to thermal hog hunt? Please read on as I dive into the nuts and bolts of some must-have items.

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Land Management, How-To, Firearm
Smoked Pheasant Cheese Ball

Pheasant smokes quickly, and it generates a flavorful, moist product when done. This recipe can be made with roasted or smoked pheasant.

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Small Game, Wild Game Recipes, Mossy Oak GameKeeper Butchery
LockerSource Features Four Different Mossy Oak Designs on NEW Lockers

LockerSource and Mossy Oak are proud to introduce a new locker line that features four different Mossy Oak patterns for the outdoor enthusiast to enjoy.

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Mossy Oak Bottomland, Mossy Oak Break-Up Country, Mossy Oak Obsession, Mossy Oak Shadow Grass Blades, Gear, News
Kentucky Is a Top Pick for Hunting Waterfowl for McKnight

My third favorite place to hunt waterfowl is my home state of Kentucky. I have a home place not far from the house that ducks like.

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Waterfowl
Beer and Broth Venison Stew

Beer and beef broth add great flavors to any stew. A dark brew can have roasted grains, where an IPA will focus on hops. Beef broth is just as easy to use and makes a great foundation to add moisture to stew.

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Wild Game Recipes, Mossy Oak GameKeeper Butchery
Hunting Arkansas Waterfowl

Arkansas always has been known as the go-to state for most duck hunters in the East and South U.S. Arkansas is so close to me.

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Waterfowl
9 New Year’s Resolutions for Hunters and Anglers

The New Year is an excellent opportunity to reassess your old routines and inject them with some new life.

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Deer, Fishing, Conservation, Land Management, Firearm
Richie McKnight - the Travelling Waterfowl Hunter

I usually start off each waterfowl season hunting in Alberta, Canada, in October. Then I go to Illinois and next Kentucky, Arkansas and Tennessee. I follow the duck migration.

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Waterfowl
To Rattle or Not to Rattle During the Post-Rut in the North

I don’t rattle during the post-rut. If you think about the chasing, the fighting and the staying on their feet during both daylight and nighttime hours that bucks do, by the time a buck reaches the post-rut, he’s tired, beat-up and doesn’t want to fight.

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