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Gifts for Hunters: 5 Things to Get Him

These five gifts for hunters are sure to make the outdoorsman in your house feel extra jolly this Holiday season.

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Hunting Oryx in New Mexico

The trophy oryx hunts, and the broken-horn oryx hunts are offered on the White Sands Missile Range, and those hunts are regulated by the estimated number of oryx there. The hunts are held on different sites inside the missile range, depending on the population numbers in various sections of the range. I think your odds to draw an oryx hunt as a non-resident are very good, but you’ll pay $1,500 to get the tag.

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Tips for Late-Season Elk Hunting in New Mexico

The late-season elk tags are much easier to draw than the tags during bugling season, because the largest group of elk hunters want to hunt when the bulls are bugling. If you're interested in taking a cow elk, you just about can draw a cow elk tag every year for the late season in New Mexico.

Big Game, Mossy Oak Mountain Country, How-To

Late-Season Cow Elk Hunts with Youth and Women

One of the advantages of hunting cows during the late season is they're often much easier to locate than the bulls are, and they’ll usually be in big herds. Early in the morning and late in the evening, they’ll generally be in the lower meadows feeding. Taking a cow elk can not only reduce the cost of buying meat for your family, but it also gives you another reason to be out hunting elk.

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Hunting the Rut for Late Season Elk

An advantage of hunting late-season bulls is that since the peak of the rut usually happens in September, by the late season, very few, if any, elk hunters are still hunting. Because the time change has taken place, dark comes earlier in the late season than it did in the early season.

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Keep on the Sunny Side for Late Season Elk Hunting

One of the advantages of hunting late-season bulls is that they usually return to the same places they’ve been in the year before, making them much easier to find. However, the really big bulls, like the herd bulls, often move out to solitary areas away from the other bulls and cows. The bigger bulls generally will hang out on the sunny sides of mountains during the late season.

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Hunting Deer in North Dakota Weather

In the past, I’ve mostly hunted from tree stands, but this year most of my hunting will be from ground blinds - just to be able to stay warmer. For most of deer season, the hunter’s number-one concern is how to stay warm while hunting. We often have minus-zero temperatures in North Dakota and possibility of 100 inches of snow, all factors that discourage deer hunters.

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Matt Drury’s First Elk Hunt in Mountain Country

On the first and second days of the hunt, we were getting plenty of good video footage, and we had numerous opportunities to take a bull, but we quickly realized that we had no idea what a shooter bull really looked like.

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Matt Drury Finally Gets a Shooter Bull Elk

I could see the moon starting to rise over the horizon, and we began glassing. I was using my Leupold 10x42 binoculars when I spotted a very good bull with about six cows walking toward us about 200 yards below. I showed Ammo the bull and asked, “What do you think of this bull?”

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8 Tips for Rifle Hunting Elk for the First Time

Going on my first elk hunt taught me some things. Here are some things that I learned that may be helpful to the first-time elk hunter:

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The Birthday Hog Hunt with Only a Knife

For my birthday present one year, I didn’t get the usual jewelry, perfume, romantic dinner or tickets to a play many women like. My husband bought me exactly what I wanted – a wild hog hunting trip to Louisiana. I’d hunted wild hogs before, and this hunt was special because we were hunting with Mike Jones with dogs.

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Planting Food Plots Out West for Blacktails, Mule Deer and Elk

Now we’re seeing hunters in Washington State and Oregon planting green fields for blacktailed deer. We also have some hunters in the West planting green fields for mule deer. Mule deer travel more than whitetails do, but the muleys still like something green to eat. The hunters who have planted BioLogic are reporting good success with feeding different types of deer. So, the use of green field plantings has proved over the years to be

Big Game, Land Management, BioLogic

Ground Blind Hunting for Antelope in Mossy Oak Eclipse

Mossy Oak Capture Digital Productions went to Wyoming during the 2017 Eclipse to hunt antelope in a ground blind. Mossy Oak recently launched its new Eclipse camo pattern for ground blind hunting and set out to capture a memorable hunt.

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Can Mule Deer Be Managed Effectively?

A growing number of mule deer hunters are catching on to the fact that they can dramatically improve the quality of their herd and hunting opportunities by employing the same tried and true management methods of the QDMA. Just like whitetails, mule deer need food, water, cover and a spot where they are left alone. In recent years, I’ve been paying close attention to a ranch in Wyoming and how they have progressed. What they

Big Game, Conservation, Land Management, BioLogic

Mossy Oak Presents a Short Film “Leap Alaska”

Mossy Oak presents “Leap Alaska,” a short film that follows Tanner Coulter as he hunts Alaska for the first time with friend Andrew Wiseman. Their shared passion for hunting forged a friendship that led to this unforgettable hunt.

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