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Click here for a list of answers to the most common questions we’re asked every day at Mossy Oak. If you couldn’t find it on our website, chances are it’s here — and you’re definitely in the right place. Topics are listed alphabetically.
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State Licensing Information

Planning on going out-of-state for your next great hunting or fishing adventure? Our simple, all-in-one search will make sure you’ve got the official state credentials you need, and supply you with helpful information on planning your trip, local hunting seasons and the optimum camouflage pattern for your hunt.
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Download Mossy Oak Coloring Pages

We've created some wildlife, outdoor-themed and Mossy Oak branded coloring pages. Print from home and add some color.

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Buffalo Chicken of the Woods Mushroom Wings

A unique property of Chicken of the Woods is that it actually has a fairly similar texture to chicken when cooked. This recipe I have concocted is a simple, but delicious way to enjoy this mushroom with a savory beer-battered crust.

Wild Game Recipes, Ingredient Wild

GUNNER Releases Products In Mossy Oak Greenleaf Pattern

GUNNER, an industry-leading manufacturer of American-made dog products, and Mossy Oak are proud to introduce, for a limited time, GUNNER's first-ever spring product release featuring Mossy Oak Greenleaf, Mossy Oak’s original spring pattern from 1987.

Dogs, News, Mossy Oak GameKeeper Kennels

Loaded Wild Turkey Fries

Using the legs and thighs of your wild turkey harvest, you can make use of your bird's meat with this loaded turkey fries recipe.

Turkey, Wild Game Recipes, Ingredient Wild

How to Tie a Double Uni Knot

Are you not catching fish in clear water? Tie a fluorocarbon leader on to your braid with this Double Uni Knot guide from Mossy Oak.

Fishing, How-To, Mossy Oak Fishing

Common Nest Predators & How to Deal with Them

Ground nesting birds in America have a host of common nest predators, including raccoons, skunks, fox, opossums, coyotes and snakes to name a few.

Small Game, Predator, Land Management, How-To, Mossy Oak GameKeepers

BBQ Chicken of the Woods Mushroom Breakfast Sandwich

Foraging for mushrooms like Chicken of The Woods mushrooms is worth your time. How do you prepare these wild edible mushrooms? Barbecue them like you would chicken! Here's a chicken of the woods mushroom recipe that makes a great breakfast.

Wild Game Recipes, Ingredient Wild

Ray Scott: Bassmaster Extraordinaire

Ray Scott’s toothy grin, his infectious energy and his inspirational promotions on behalf of fishermen, healthy fish populations and clean water may never be equaled. The Mossy Oak flag is at half-staff.

Fishing, Conservation, News, Mossy Oak Fishing

Coyote Calls: Choosing the Right Sounds When Calling Coyotes

Abner Druckenmiller of FoxPro is able to harvest coyotes all across North America and all throughout the year. He does this by making the most of the many sounds and vocalizations available on his FoxPro electronic caller. Read below to see what different sounds are his favorite and how he does it year after year.

Predator, How-To

Shed Hunting 101

Shed antler hunting is one of the fastest growing outdoors activities. Before we dive into shed hunting and how to find shed antlers, let's go over some shed hunting basics.

Big Game, Deer, How-To, Video, Mossy Oak, Mossy Oak GameKeepers

Turkey Leg Breakdown

Here are step-by-step instructions with pictures to detail how to break down a turkey leg.

Turkey, How-To, Wild Game Recipes, Ingredient Wild

Mossy Oak Fishing Report: Bass Pro Tour Lake of the Ozarks, Missouri

The Bass Pro Tour took Stage Four of its 2022 season to Missouri’s legendary Lake of the Ozarks. Here's the Mossy Oak Fishing Breakdown of the event.

Fishing, Mossy Oak Elements Agua, News, Mossy Oak Fishing

Tips for Hunting the Morel Mushroom

I don't know what I enjoy more, eating the delicious morels after a long day of looking, or spending time in the woods with my family and watching how much fun the kids have just finding them.

How-To

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