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The Hunting News
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The first thing people need to understand about wolves is why hunters have grown to hate them so much, because that hatred did not come out of nowhere. It came from city people voting to put wolves on landscapes they never have to live on, then acting shocked when the people who actually deal with them want them dead. If a mouse gets into somebody’s house and starts eating their food, they do not call it majestic. They set a trap and kill it, and nobody questions that. But when a wolf starts killing livestock, hammering deer and elk, threatening dogs, and taking food and income away from rural families, suddenly the people dealing with it are told they are cruel if they want that predator gone. That is the disconnect. People who never have to hear wolves, see wolves, lose animals to wolves, or change the way they live because of wolves are the same ones demanding that the people who do just tolerate them forever. What hunters hate is not just the wolf. It is being told by outsiders that they are supposed to live with a problem those outsiders would never accept in their own home.
— Stephen Zieegler
Outdoor writer | Owner, DeLong Lures

These were set for peefowl by they have great success for turkey

It starts 49 minutes and 30 seconds in. No media spin, straight from our secretary's and general's mouths.



Keith

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I’m sold. I believe there was a deodorant thread a while back. Ladies deodorants just don’t cut the mustard. I already use Old Spice Timber or Volcano…but these look fun. The Yoshi themed Brooklyn Bounce fruit scented body wash is in my cart as is Luigi’s Desert Detour deodorant.
I’m a sucker for marketing…..

https://www.youtube.com/live/q6SpLk1t0hQ

Jim from Night Owl Lures will be doing a podcast tonight at 7 eastern, 6 central time on lure making. Jim has been in the lure business a long time and really knows his stuff. If you're available it should be a good one! Check it out.

250 for .50 each fresh frozen

I have 4 Duke DP's in very good condition. $56.95 to your door.


Thanks for looking.


Jediknight

good heavens, everything here is yellow. snot flinging for days folks. gonna be a long pollen season as it started about 10 days or so ago and its just pines, elm, post oak, red oak and thats it.

hello all, i have a like new never fired tradition left handed .50 cal flint lock. barrel length is 24" with firber optic sights and come with sling located in bland va. picked up in person $300 shipped $375
it may have a nick or to from being moved around a lot. i have more pictures if needed and ask any question you may have. thanks

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FUR-FISH-GAME, October 1931

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I took a fresh 40 pounder and cut out the back straps and chunks from the hind quarters… I fried them in butter ( as I usually do) but this time,,, I added some rib eye seasoning we sell at the meat market I work at,,, and holy smokes was it goooooood.

I don’t know if it’s sold elsewhere… I’ll try to post a picture of the seasoning later… right now I’m trying internet issues and not wanting to load pictures in a timely manner.