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Yes, I do hunt like a girl

March 21, 2008

Yes, I hunt like a Girl
Debra Jameson

I have bowhunted in New Mexico for fifteen years and, like so many hunters, I live for the elk hunt every year. The 2007 season looked promising for harvesting a nice bull thanks to the record amounts of moisture the state had received over the previous winter and spring. [...]

Turkey Fever

March 21, 2008

Turkey Fever
Sheila Bishop

It was about nine years ago when Jeff, my husband, and Brad, my Dad, came down with an illness. The illness was called “turkey fever.” The two men in my life began showing many strange symptoms of this fever. They started waking up in the very early morning, covering themselves [...]

Editorial: Look at that hair!

March 21, 2008

Editorial
Look at that hair!
By David King

I pulled another photo from the archives. Wow, check out the plug for Ritz Crackers! This particular photograph takes me back to 1972 and shows me as a baby with my mom camping. It seems that no matter what we did growing up, my mom was always [...]

Sound Off: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

March 21, 2008

Sound Off
The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
It’s all About the Shooting
First off, I would like to tell you that you have a great magazine. Now, I would like to comment on the article, “Is There Life Beyond the .30-06?” I know that the author shoots what is best for him or what [...]

One Day Wonder

March 21, 2008

One Day Wonder
Vicki Jacobsen

I have a great life. I very much enjoy being a stay-at-home mom to our two busy boys Hunter and Hatch and our sweet, baby girl Sierra. I also very much enjoy being wife to my husband, Nate, who owns and operates five separate businesses – not the least of [...]

Fresh Sign: News, Facts, and Fun

March 21, 2008

Emergency Feeding Implemented
There are many states that have decided to coordinate efforts to feed starving deer throughout the west due to extreme winter conditions. Efforts have been underway in northern Utah, Idaho and Colorado. Authorities are hesitant to launch a winter feeding program as there are consquences to doing so, but in extreme [...]

Ask Mr. Mule Deer

March 21, 2008

Ask Mr. Mule Deer
All You Ever Wanted to Know
Q. I’ve been scouting some mule deer since last year, but it appears like they are going to be tough to get a good shot at as they are inhabiting thick cedars. How should I hunt them?
Jake Alan – Pocatello, ID
A. Low cedar forests surrounding [...]

Dueling Duo: Choose your Weapon

March 21, 2008

The Dueling Duo
Con
By Ron Spomer
We’ve been so busy battling the anti-gun and anti-hunting forces that we might have missed a big one right under our noses – state fish and game agencies that establish our hunting seasons.
Huh?
I’ll admit this may be a reach, but maybe not. The way many hunting seasons are set up is [...]

Mule Deer: A Dream Come True Buck

March 21, 2008

Mule Deer
A Dream Come True

One never knows what the outcome might be for any hunt you go on. You never know if it will be a great experience, a so-so hunt, or a total nightmare. Either way, they can all be a great learning experience. I’m sure all of you have had [...]

Elk: Elk Hunting Together

March 21, 2008

Elk Hunting Together
Rockie Jacobsen
Elk
My wife and I have had some great hunting adventures together since I met her 35 years ago. Rena grew up in a hunting family, as did I. She has been fortunate to have been involved in several successful hunts, as well as some not so successful hunts. One [...]

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