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Monthly Archives: October 2011
How To Hunt Ducks By Jump Shooting – Part 4
Walking to the Ducks By Bernie Barringer Here is where it’s nice to have a well-trained dog but it is not a necessity. If you shoot a duck that lands on the water where it is too deep to wade, … Continue reading
Seven Mistakes Your Taxidermist Can’t Fix
By Steve Sorensen Taxidermy is an art form. The word comes from the Latin taxi, which means “movement,” and derma, which means “skin.” So the taxidermist moves skin from what was once a live specimen to a form that can be preserved … Continue reading
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How To Hunt Ducks By Jump Shooting – Part 3
Paddling to the Ducks By Bernie Barringer There are pros and cons to canoeing to your ducks rather than using a motor. If it is illegal to use the motor, or you just prefer the solitude and the quiet swoosh … Continue reading
How To Hunt Ducks By Jump Shooting – Part 2
Motoring to the Ducks By Bernie Barringer I’ve already given you a lot of information about this, but here are a couple more tips. The key to this is that you have to get close. Large, straight rivers will not … Continue reading
Tips for Booking Hunting Guides and Outfitters
An Interview With Karl Badger, Regional Pro Staff Manager at Mossy Oak Q: Should I hunt Western Big Game on my own or with a guide or outfitter? A: Many premium hunting areas are in wilderness areas, which require a … Continue reading