Everything You Need to Start Hunting on Public Land

Everything You Need to Start Hunting on Public Land If you’re new to public land hunting, or just used to having your own spot with a gate and a lock,...

When the Ice Breaks: Spring Hunts Among the Iroquois

As the snow melts and the woods come alive, spring signals more than a season change—it marks the return of the hunt. In this article, we explore the time-honored spring hunting traditions of the Iroquois, their deep connection to the land, and how their methods and mindset still echo through modern hunting practices today. Whether you’re chasing turkey or casting the rivers, this story blends history, respect, and strategy in the great outdoors.

The Science of Turkey Calling: Effective Techniques for Different North American Turkey Breeds

Abstract Wild turkey hunting relies heavily on effective calling techniques, as different subspecies of North American turkeys respond uniquely to various calls. Understanding the biological and behavioral differences among turkey...

The Science Behind Fish Vision and How Colors Affect Lure Selection

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Understanding how fish see can significantly improve lure selection and fishing success. Fish perceive colors differently than humans due to unique eye structures and how light behaves underwater. This article explains the science of fish vision, how different colors appear at various depths, and how anglers can use this knowledge to choose the best lures for different water conditions.