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I have been turkey hunting for more than 15 years now. While some might consider me a seasoned turkey hunter, I always feel I have more to learn. Through the years I have had several mentors along the way. I still utilize some of their tactics along with some I have learned myself, the hard [...]

Camo Mom takes to the woods to hunt for morels. Learn some tips and an easy, delish recipe.

Among the 86,000 attendees at the 2013 NRA Annual Meetings, Team WON spent the past few days burning up the show floor of the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston, Texas. In between meetings and interviews, I scoped out a few products that would be great gift ideas for Mother’s Day. Concealed carry options [...]

A few days ago, I launched my new film called “The Evolution of An Angler,” and then I took cover, waiting for the fallout. You see, the film is the story of my journey from childhood to present. I revisit how my view of the world evolves over time with experience and with the need to ask myself hard questions.

How many Bianchi Cup competitors does it take to get a .22 conversion attached to a 1911 handgun? Funny story, actually … let me start by saying Bianchi Cup is one of the most difficult matches in the world, focused on a brutal combination of accuracy, under a time limit. Those who compete are incredibly [...]

Diamonds are a girl’s best friend I’m a big fan of my SIG Sauer P238. I carry it more than any other firearm I own. It was my first SIG firearm, but I knew it wouldn’t be my last. Consequently, I’m also a big fan of diamond plate. As a matter of fact, I have [...]

May 16, 2013 By Michelle Cerino Leave a Comment
Do you like to shoot Five Stand, Sporting Clays or Trap, but dread the soreness and bruising you experience later that day, the next day or even the day after that? Do you ever shy away from shooting your shotgun to avoid the abusive recoil? Well, ladies, keep reading because I found a great product. [...]

May 15, 2013 By Writing Huntress 1 Comment
Dear Writing Huntress, This is my first year turkey hunting. I will be going out in the woods with my boyfriend, who has been hunting for years. He told me I should “prepare for anything,” but didn’t really explain what that meant. We live in Nebraska and it’s spring. Is my warm weather gear enough? [...]

May 13, 2013 By Mia Anstine 8 Comments
Is there something about fun that entails work and waking up before the sun? In the life of Mia and the Little Gal (LG), it sure seems to be the case. Whether we are hunting or fishing, we do believe in the saying, “The early bird gets the worm.” This early-morning adventure was a first [...]

May 15, 2013 By Women's Outdoor News 28 Comments
Well now, here’s our own Marti Davis, who pens the HerCamoShop-sponsored column “Marti Davis Afield,” hard at work at her day job — at a quarry in southwest Missouri. Give us a caption and we might give you a neato, frito, hard-to-beat-oh prize package. This Knight & Hale prize pack courtesy of Knight & Hale pro-staffer, [...]

May 13, 2013 By Women's Outdoor News Leave a Comment
Climb4Life series raises funds for ovarian cancer research, awareness and survivors The HERA Women’s Cancer Foundation, a nationally recognized ovarian cancer nonprofit whose mission is to stop the loss of women from ovarian cancer, announced the schedule for its 2013 Climb4LifeSM series today. HERA’s Climb4LifeSM events are rock climbing and hiking weekends, some held in indoor gyms [...]
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