By Jeremy Meares
The “great spike debate” was a topic that has caused division among biologists, researchers, and certainly hunters. The “once a spike, always a spike” mentality spawned heated discussions…
By Scott Brown
There are many Federal, State and private hatcheries around the country. Each has its own capability of which species and how many it can produce. Some hatcheries are…
By Mark Thomas
I’ve always enjoyed watching crows. They are extremely clever birds and many a young hunter has honed their hunting skills by hunting them. The American crow is in…
By Ted DeVos
The use of prescribed fire has been around for centuries in North America, being first used by native people for creating access to game and good feeding range…
By Dave Edwards
April/May 2015 Plant summer food plots for wildlife Throughout most of the Southeast, April and May are the desired planting periods for many summer crops such as millets,…
By Scott Brown
Spring is the busiest time of year for pond managers both professional and Do-It-Your-Selfers. Almost all aspects of the aquatic ecosystem are addressed. Whether you are adjusting water…