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Cleaning and Preserving Game Birds
The care your birds receive in the hours immediately following the hunt are extremely important in determining their table quality. On a warm day it is wise to field dress the birds at the time they are shot. For a … Continue reading
Posted in Hunting Tips, Wild Game Recipes
Tagged game birds, grouse, partridge, Pheasant, preserving game birds
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Wild Rice Dressing for Game Birds and Vension
2/3 cup cooked wild rice 1/2 cup sliced mushrooms 1/4 cup butter 1/2 cup cooked diced celery 1 large onion, shredded salt, spices, pepper to taste Melt butter in a frying pan. Add the onion and fry until golden, then … Continue reading
Posted in Venison Recipe, Wild Game Recipes
Tagged Butter, Celery, Cook, Grains, Mushroom, Onion, Rice, Wild Game Recipe, Wild rice
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Care and Preservation of Wild Game
Wild game in its prime, well cared for and properly prepared, should be more palatable than the most expensive cuts found in the supermarket. The best gourmet recipes cannot compensate for improper care and preservation of game animals. A few … Continue reading
SILLY MISTAKES
Many turkey hunters come home without a gobbler because of silly little mistakes like waiting until the bird was in full view before raising their gun. When the bird is approaching, get your gun up and poised long before you … Continue reading
Posted in Turkey Hunting Tips
Tagged Bird, Hunting, National Wild Turkey Federation, Recreation, South Dakota, Turkey, United States, Wild Turkey
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SHOTGUNS
A 12-gauge shotgun with a 3-inch chamber is probably the favorite of most turkey hunters but a 20-gauge will also do a good job at reasonable ranges and its lighter weight and recoil make it better for women and young … Continue reading
Posted in Guns, Turkey Hunting Tips
Tagged Gauge, Gun, Hunting, Jerry Martin, Neatorama, Recreation, Shopping, Shotgun
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TURKEY VISION
Because their great vision is their primary defense, turkeys feel very secure where they can see well and far. They frequently feed in pastures and meadows and gobblers love to strut their stuff out in the open.On rainy days, turkeys … Continue reading
Posted in Turkey Hunting Tips
Tagged Hunting, National Wild Turkey Federation, New Jersey, Outdoors, South Dakota, Turkey, United States, Wild Turkey
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Deer Hunting Tips – Did You Think About This?
Try wearing a pair of amber shooting glasses whe n hunting on dull days. The glasses will aid in spotting movement, from cottontails to whitetails, by increasing contrast and brightening the woods. Old socks are great for slipping over the stocks of your guns. They will prevent scratches during storage, … Continue reading
Posted in Deer Hunting Tips, Hunting Tips
Tagged Deer, Deer hunting, Game, Hunt, Jerry Martin, Mule deer, Outdoors, Recreation
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SEEING DEER
This may sound funny to someone who has never hunted deer, but one of the hardest things in deer hunting may be simply to see a deer that’s there to be seen. Mature bucks are seldom caught standing in the … Continue reading
Posted in Deer Hunting Tips
Tagged Big Game, Deer, Deer hunting, Game, Guides and Outfitters, Hunt, Outdoors, Recreation
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Getting Fit – Bowhunting
Archers should take a lesson from such other athletes as golfers and skiers who count on a pro or expert to help fit them to their gear. Someone who is just getting into bowhunting, needs to go to a pro … Continue reading
Posted in Bowhunting Tips
Tagged Bowhunting, Clubs and Associations, Hunting, Jerry Martin, Nike, Outdoors, Pro shop, Recreation
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A PRIVILEGE – HUNTING ON SOMEONE ELSE’S LAND
Hunting on someone else’s land is a privilege and should be regarded as such. It only takes a minute to ask permission to hunt and even less to close gates behind you. Once access to hunt private land is gained, stay safely away from buildings and … Continue reading
Posted in Hunting Tips
Tagged Chris Tuchscherer, Hunt's, Land tenure, Mark Hunt, Outdoors, Politics, Private property, Recreation
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