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At Mossy Oak we strive to represent our genuine love of the outdoors, sharing our commitment to the outdoors lifestyle as encouragement for others to live out their dreams and pursuits in the Great Outdoors.

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It’s no secret that land management is more popular than ever, but land managers, both novice and veteran, need to know where to go for the inside scoop on how to make their land better. Airing on the Pursuit Channel is Mossy Oak’s GAMEKEEPERS, a series dedicated to helping land managers get the most out of their property.

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A 60 Inch Wide Moose for Nicole Jones Reeve

Because we were hunting post-rut, Joel wasn’t sure we’d be able to get close enough to use my bow or if I’d have to use my Thompson/Center rifle. Pat and I both had moose tags, but Pat wanted me to hunt first, since I never had shot a moose. We had a 1-1/2-hour truck ride from Joel’s house, then a 5-hour 4-wheeler ride to get to the boat, then a 30-minute ride to reach the

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Summer Scouting Tactics

Summer is one of the best times of the year to embark on hands-on reconnaissance missions for trophy whitetails. Why? For starters, bucks are visible at food sources in the early mornings and late evenings. Being able to watch particular bucks for days on end as they enter and exit a food source will have you in the right stand position come opening morning.

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Nicole Jones Reeve: Driven to Hunt

Pat Reeve and Nicole Jones, the hosts of “Driven with Pat & Nicole” on the Outdoor Channel, have been married since June, 2012. They don’t hesitate to look danger in the face and never flinch. They rely heavily on their Mossy Oak camo to make them appear to be invisible to the critters they hunt. At 110 pounds and looking like a fashion model, Nicole is the last person you’d expect to stalk a lion,

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Secrets to a Successful Food Plot

Growing food plots isn’t easy—it takes work and dedication—and along the way mistakes are often made. According to Mossy Oak food plot expert Todd Amenrud, two common mistakes include over broadcasting seed and covering that seed too deep.

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Game Management with Sprayers

Mossy Oak BioLogic’s Austin Delano could talk all day about effective game management with sprayers, but for this particular piece, Delano wanted to give a general overview about spraying techniques both to control weeds and grasses in food plots and proper fertilizer application.

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