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Virginia offers lots of different kinds of hunting grounds, game and seasons for the hunter's enjoyment. Because of its long history of recreational hunting, Virginia has evolved a comprehensive set of regulations and guidelines necessary for a ... more »
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Washington allows restricted big game hunting for bear, bighorn sheep, cougar, deer, elk, moose, mountain goat and turkey. Game bird hunting includes forest grouse, pheasant, quail, bobwhite and partridge. The following steps will show how to ... more »
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West Virginia allows big game hunting of bear, boar, deer and turkey. Hunting is allowed for a variety of migratory game birds and non-migratory species such as grouse, bobwhite and pheasant. The following steps will show how to obtain a hunting ... more »
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From white-tailed deer to black bears and wild turkey, Wisconsin offers a menagerie of excellent hunting opportunities. Wisconsin boasts not only excellent game choices but also beautiful natural landscapes. Follow a few simple steps to buy the ... more »
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Wyoming is characterized by large, open plains and offers extensive big game licenses for antelope, bear, bighorn sheep, bison, deer, elk, mountain goat and moose. Popular birds that can be hunted include grouse, pheasant and various migratory ... more »
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Subscriptions to gun magazines can be a costly endeavor. There are so many different specialized editions of gun magazines that a person with a wide taste in guns would need to be a millionaire to afford them all. Luckily, the savvy gun nut can ... more »
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Any outdoorsman who has ever been forced to compete with 10 other hunters over a single deer knows the benefits of hunting on private land. The connection with the land, the quiet waiting and the thrill of success is enhanced by being alone on ... more »
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Bow hunting is a popular method used on many species of game, but the most popular targets are whitetail deer and small game. Some hunters use the bow to extend their season, while others do it for the additional challenge. Either way, follow a ... more »
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Fox hunting, unlike most other forms of hunting, is not done for the meat. When people hunt foxes it's either for the pelt or the sport of it. Some avid fox hunters also believe that the foxes are responsible for the decline of some of the native ... more »
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One of the most important things to remember when you are hunting is to make yourself invisible to deer and other animals. Many animals have a very sensitive sense of smell, in addition to their obvious ability to see and hear as well. To have a ... more »
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Hiring a hunting guide is a great idea if you are a novice hunter and looking to learn additional skills. It may even help if you are a seasoned hunter in search of an improved hunting experience. Guides can lead you to key hunting areas, spot ... more »
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Handling a creature as strong and volatile as a crocodile takes a certain amount of strength and know-how. Every precaution should be taken before attempting to hold a crocodile to avoid injuries or even a fatality. Common sense and awareness ... more »
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Antelope are not native to America. Blackbuck antelope have been imported into the United States from India for the purpose of big-game hunting. The pronghorn antelope found on the Great Plains is not really an antelope. It is a small ruminant ... more »
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Bear hunting is a dangerous, but exciting activity. Whether you're hunting for grizzly or black bear, be aware that bears are notoriously hard to kill and hard to track after you do. Bears usually don't leave much of a blood trail because their ... more »
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Black bears are a challenging species to hunt because they are wary predators with keen senses. However, many hunters find it worth their efforts to track and shoot one. Bear meat, a beautiful trophy and thrill are their rewards. Follow these ... more »
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Ever wonder how to hunt in any way well here is how... more »
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If you like to hunt big game then you're well aware of the grueling conditions which you must endure to get the animal. Big game is considered to be (but not limited to) animals such as elk, boar, wild turkeys, moose and deer. Follow these steps ... more »
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Only 6 states in the United States allow public hunts for buffalo: Montana, Alaska, Arizona, South Dakota, Utah and Wyoming. Most of these states offer only a limited number of licenses and tags for hunting bison, and you must enter a lottery to ... more »
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Boars are wild animals in the same family as the pig. Boar differ from pigs because they have large tusks and fur. Bow hunting for boar is an exciting chase between man and beast. Shooting a boar with a bow takes skill and accuracy... more »
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Coyotes are hunted to protect game and livestock populations, for pelts and for sport. In many areas coyotes are abundant, sometimes to the point of excess. High populations contribute to their reputation as pests. Coyotes give hunters a target ... more »
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Ever think about crow hunting? Well, now you can!.. more »
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Deer hunting with a handgun is one of the most demanding outdoor tasks in North America. While easier to carry in the woods, handgun accuracy quickly diminishes beyond immediate range, making it necessary for the handgun hunter to be both an ... more »
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Mourning doves are abundant, migratory birds found throughout North America. Despite their small size, doves are a commonly hunted with generous daily limits. Some hunters travel to Argentina for legendary dove hunting, while others enjoy the ... more »
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Whether you hunt doves in your own back field or book a trip to hunt doves at a professionally-staffed hunting resort, you have chosen an exciting sport. Dove hunting is not only fun, but makes for a delicious meal... more »
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Elk are massive cousins of the commonly hunted deer. Their high-altitude habitats and relatively low population make them challenging hunts. Their immense size provide more than enough reward in the form of meat and trophy. Follow these steps for ... more »