It's fast and frenzied fishing, as the In-Fisherman staff reviews strategies for multispecies action on rivers during early season: doubles down on combo options for crappies and largemouth bass: and heads inshore in far southern Florida to tackle sky-busting tarpon that just won't quit.
The quest is to become one with the predatory fish we seek, as the In-Fisherman staff goes into action for early season largemouth bass on a frenzy for blade jigs: rendezvous with early season smallmouths pushing shallower while walleyes are pushing deeper: and explores factors for giant blue cats in the unique environment that is the extreme lower Mississippi River.
Danny Farris and guest Jeremy Eldredge look to Oklahoma to get their deer season started.
Host Curt Wells and longtime Bowhunter friend and 9/11 Survivor Will Jimeno hunt red stag and buff.
On this episode of North American Whitetail, Editor-in-Chief Haynes Shelton and Associate editor Blake Garlock kick off the season by crossing the border to Canada pursuing big deer in Alberta. Blake walks us though on how to plan for big swings in temperatures on our From The Stand Segment, and we learn about buying the right compact tractor from Dr. James Kroll on our Build Your Own Deer Factory. Big Buck Profile heads to the Iowa Deer Classic where Haynes spends time looking at the Mike Weatherly buck!
Stan puts his Bowtech to use as the whitetail rut heats up in his home state. Dr. James Kroll explains the science behind mature buck travel patterns during the breeding season. Haynes Shelton profiles the historic Mel Johnson buck, still the reigning archery typical record after almost 60 years.
Top guns for new shooters.
Demonstrating the shooter/spotter relationship with Nightforce optics.
How to upgrade your AR-15 muzzle device.
It's fast and frenzied fishing, as the In-Fisherman staff reviews strategies for multispecies action on rivers during early season: doubles down on combo options for crappies and largemouth bass: and heads inshore in far southern Florida to tackle sky-busting tarpon that just won't quit.
The quest is to become one with the predatory fish we seek, as the In-Fisherman staff goes into action for early season largemouth bass on a frenzy for blade jigs: rendezvous with early season smallmouths pushing shallower while walleyes are pushing deeper: and explores factors for giant blue cats in the unique environment that is the extreme lower Mississippi River.
Danny Farris and guest Jeremy Eldredge look to Oklahoma to get their deer season started.
Host Curt Wells and longtime Bowhunter friend and 9/11 Survivor Will Jimeno hunt red stag and buff.
On this episode of North American Whitetail, Editor-in-Chief Haynes Shelton and Associate editor Blake Garlock kick off the season by crossing the border to Canada pursuing big deer in Alberta. Blake walks us though on how to plan for big swings in temperatures on our From The Stand Segment, and we learn about buying the right compact tractor from Dr. James Kroll on our Build Your Own Deer Factory. Big Buck Profile heads to the Iowa Deer Classic where Haynes spends time looking at the Mike Weatherly buck!
Stan puts his Bowtech to use as the whitetail rut heats up in his home state. Dr. James Kroll explains the science behind mature buck travel patterns during the breeding season. Haynes Shelton profiles the historic Mel Johnson buck, still the reigning archery typical record after almost 60 years.
Laramy travels to the land of Texas to add wild hog to his larder.
Laramy goes back to the roots of the mountain men and sets traps for beaver fur and other critters.
Laramy must overcome the forces of nature, terrain, and sharp senses of the elk for 700 pounds of winter meat.
Laramy returns to the heart of the mountain man life, trapping is the reason for going out into the mountains and surviving the perils. So, Laramy goes out to make his sets.
Charlie Summerville needs a miracle to finish his wilderness lodge in time for his paying guests, Pat and Connie take to the skies to survey the herd of 10,000 semi-feral cattle, and native Alaskan Jon Salmon heads out into the world in search of moose to feed his family.