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by Deneki Outdoors One issue not in question - it's a real nice fish. Early in our Research and Development program in Southern Chile, one of our guides, Garrett Sullivan, caught this exceptional fish. We took some shots and released it, thinking “man, that was an awesome brown”. When we got home, we sent some pictures around to a bunch of folks, and maybe half of them responded saying “great fish, but that’s not a brown – that’s clearly an Atlantic salmon.” Looks like a salmon here, doesn\'t it? Over the past couple of years we’ve had a lot of people weigh in on the topic, and opinions seem to be pretty split. We’ve also thought in the past about running polls on our blog, so we figured now’s the time – we’ll let the... [SEE MORE]

AUTHOR: Cory Glauner · 2 Comments
TAGS: atlantic salmon, brown trout, chile, fishing
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It’s my opinion that men were made to hunt.God put it in our DNA. I am addicted to hunting. I don’t golf or play tennis or hang out in the bars with my buddies. I hunt. When I am not hunting, I am thinking about hunting. When I am doing something my motives are simple, it is either doing something that will make a better life for my family (with me God and Family are always first) or to promote my next hunting adventure. It’s my opinion that men were made to hunt. God put it in our DNA. Tell me the truth… Have you ever been driving around and saw a cow in a pasture and thought to yourself, wow, the way he is quartering away with his front leg a little forward, that would be a great bow shot, and if that was a bull elk could... [SEE MORE]

AUTHOR: Doak Worley · 4 Comments
TAGS: doak, hunting, obsessed
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White Rhino Cow Management HuntThis hunt is for a +/- minus 28 Inch White rhino cow $ 2950.00 per inch $ 460.00 per day min 5 day hunt The White Rhino, through much effort by hunters and conservationists has increased in numbers sufficiently to once again be hunted in South Africa. The Black Rhino (Diceros bicomis) has not made such a successful comeback and is still highly protected. The White Rhino or square-lipped rhino is much larger than the Black or hook-lipped rhino weighing in at as much as two and one-half tons. He has a broader and longer head and a prominent hump in the shoulder region. The White Rhino is an exclusive grazer, social in nature and relatively docile except when mating or protecting their young. The Rhino can live... [SEE MORE]

AUTHOR: Cory Glauner · Leave a Comment
TAGS: hunting, rhino, south africa, white rhino
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by The Hunters Wife MyNature – Is your digital guide to animal tracks and wildlife in the palm of your hand for iphone or ipod 3.0 or higher. A couple of weeks ago Rick at Whitetail Woods wrote about MyNature and because I think it’s a great app, I thought I would write about it here as well. I loved to explain how it all works but it is much easier to watch the video. What a great tool to have when out in the field or spending a day out in the woods with your kids teaching them about nature. And if it was designed specifically for The Hunter’s Wife – I’d love for it to say… “Fresh bear track – you better hightail it out of there – NOW!” “And don’t climb a tree – bears climb trees.” Rumor has it that soon MyNature... [SEE MORE]

AUTHOR: Cory Glauner · Leave a Comment
TAGS: animal tracking, animal-track, digital, gear/apparel, general outdoors, hightail-it-out, kids, nature, outdoors, phones-as-well, the hunters wife, whitetail-woods, woods
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by Doak Worley I just got through watching “Survivor” on TV. Any “Survivor “ fans out there? Anyway, I saw a commercial about passports, and BAM (I am a chef and an Emeral fan as well as a hunter ) I thought I should write a blog about traveling. Each year thousands of hunters travel to Canada to hunt big game and waterfowl and enjoy some of the best fishing in the world. Canada is quick to get to and you have an abundance of outfitters to choose from. However, crossing the border between Canada and the US is becoming increasingly difficult, whether it’s through the air or by land. The rules have changed dramatically in the last few years so there are a few things that I like to discuss with my hunting and fishing clients before... [SEE MORE]

AUTHOR: Doak Worley · Leave a Comment
TAGS: canada, passport, traveling
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Larry Knowlton and his 419 Gross New Mexico bull elkJust thought you would like to see a few pictures of a huge bull elk shot in New Mexico on January 30. Larry Knowlton, finally shot the bull of a lifetime after months of agonizing defeat. Larry acquired one of the New Mexico enhancement tags for elk, and on September 1st began a five month ordeal to shoot a 400″ plus bull. He finally got his bull with only one day to spare. He spent 52 days since early September trying to find “the one”. “I can’t tell you how many ghost stories, false leads and over-exaggerated elk we chased for the past 5 months, but in the end I think it was all worth it! [The Outfitter] had originally located this bull in early November, and... [SEE MORE]

AUTHOR: Cory Glauner · Leave a Comment
TAGS: Carey Sebring, elk, High Lonesome Outfitters, Larry Knowlton, new mexico
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A big part of bow hunting is knowing your maximum range. What is a legitimate test to discover your maximum shooting range? Before you would consider that 40 yard shot you should be able to produce four-inch groups at 40 yards. That is 4 arrows in a 4 inch circle at 40 yards every time. Your ability should be based on your worst groups on your worst day. In other words if you ever put an arrow outside a 4 inch circle at any distance you should not consider that your maximum range. This may seem harsh but most bow hunters skills are drastically reduced in real hunting conditions. Are you as good on game as you are on paper? Do you practice in awkward positions with your hunting clothes on? Your 4 inch groups will probably be more like... [SEE MORE]

AUTHOR: Doak Worley · Leave a Comment
TAGS: archery, hunting, tips
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A few months ago, Rick Young of Rick Young Outdoors sent me one of his E-Z Open knives to review. It was after the hunting season, so I wasn’t sure that I would be able to use it until next spring. I did do some mountain lion hunting, but we never caught a good one. Things were looking bad for the review, but on our way to a Christmas party I got a badger. I decided that this would be a good enough test for the knife, plus I could make a cool hat for my kids. The E-Z Open knife was invented and field tested by professional hunter Rick Young. The E-Z Open Metolius is 9” long and made from 440A Stainless Steel with a firmly embedded composite ball for guiding the blade between the animal skin and muscle structure. By cutting from the... [SEE MORE]

AUTHOR: Cory Glauner · Leave a Comment
TAGS: e-z open, knife, Product Reviews
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There are weeks where everything in the woods seems to come to life. This happens twice a year, once with the first warm day of spring and the other the peak of the rut. Everything seemed to come together the week of Nov 15, 2009. Steve Lewellen and his son Rusty have hunted whitetails in Illinois before but never seen the magical days of the November rut. The bucks were on their feet and moving throughout the entire day, and they had set a goal of only shooting a buck if it was over 150. That goal was tested over and over again as numerous deer over the 140 mark came by their stand. At last light on the second night of the hunt Rusty shot a 14 point. The buck scored just over 153″. This was further proof that both Rusty and Steve... [SEE MORE]

AUTHOR: Cory Glauner · 1 Comment
TAGS: hunt, illinois, m&m, Matt Adams, whitetail
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I couldn’t resist posting these pics of this awesome Utah mule deer. I figured it would help fuel that fire until deer season. These pictures were taken on the Ute Reservation near Vernal Utah. Wish I had more info than that… but I don’t. Enjoy.  Read More →

AUTHOR: Cory Glauner · Leave a Comment
TAGS: mule deer
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