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Field Garlic: Allium vineale

Field garlic is all over the place. We often step on and over it as field garlic covers fields and open areas. As it sprouts in the fall, growing up to two feet tall, and is ready to be harvested in the winter and spring. It has a strong onion smell and looks like chives with its long, slender, tubular green leaves.

Land Management, Wild Game Recipes, Ingredient Wild

Bowhunting Tips: Get a Grip

The grip is the only part of your bow you actually touch during the shot process, meaning the way you handle it is critical. Despite that, I believe grip remains one of the most overlooked aspects of good shooting form.

Big Game, Deer, Mossy Oak Mountain Country, How-To, Bow

How To Cape a Buck for Taxidermy

Ben Mears is a professional taxidermist who has been preparing deer for mounting and preservation for many years. In these videos, he explains how to cape your deer for a shoulder mount.

Deer, How-To

DIY European Mount

Professional taxidermist Ben Mears provides a step-by-step tutorial for creating your own European mount.

Big Game, Deer, How-To

Know Your Knots: Eight Essential Knots and How to Tie Them

Learning how to tie a rope knot can help you to secure equipment, scale vertical surfaces and keep you and your party safe. If you are boating, hunting, climbing, fishing or hiking, you need to know how to tie knots. Here are eight of the most essential to get you started.

Big Game, Deer, Fishing, Land Management, How-To

Bowhunting Tips: Focused Aiming

One thing we all do as archers is aim. Some do this differently than others, but to shoot with any consistency we must incorporate some form of aiming into our shot. Several factors, including breathing, heart rate and focus, affect aiming.

Big Game, Deer, How-To, Bow

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