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The first warm days of spring may be the only time many fishing enthusiasts hit the water with crappie in mind, which is a shame because the f…

When it comes to small game hunting, few firearms have earned as much praise and popularity as the Ruger 10/22. This semi-automatic .22 calibe…

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The men pulled into the landing’s parking lot in a big, sweeping half circle, piled out of the truck and stepped quickly to their pre-launch t…

The formal rules and legal restrictions that govern the consumption of our shared natural resources are clear and rarely change, but there are…

WEST POINT • Selling traps and buying fur have been a mission for Bill Duke’s family since the 1930s. Their operation on Brame Avenue continue…

Much of nature is experienced through scent. Countless species of critters address their world primarily that way. Among larger mammals, man a…

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Sometime after the Fourth of July, once all the pasture grass was brown and all the hickory leaves soon would be, my friends and I would begin…

When the state’s waters reach their peak summer temperatures and the bass go deep, a good crankbait setup becomes one of the best tools in the…

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The Old Man on the front of the boat dropped the trotline back into the lake and took a deep breath. His wet shirt stuck to him as he rinsed h…

When summer’s temperatures go high, largemouth bass go low. Whether you’re working the wide, open waters of Tennessee River impoundments or fi…

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That morning, the local TV weatherman said the fishing calendar called for a “Poor” day and, in some ways, he may have been right, but there’s…

For the end of the day, the end of the trail, or simply the end of an evening outdoors, campfire cooking has never been more simple or satisfy…

Inattention and ignorance are a deadly combination on the water, and not only for those in the offending boat. Enthusiasts taking to the water…