Entries Tagged Dave Maas

If you have fishing rods with cork handles that need cleaning, then reach for the baby wipes.

Ground blinds work well for bowhunting turkeys, but they aren’t mandatory, provided you know how to set up properly.

This bowhunting video is tough to watch. Period. But it drives home the reason to do everything you can to ensure a quick kill.

Chances are good that your father introduced you to fishing. Here’s a chance to say “thank you” with a book celebrating the history and culture of fishing.

Mechanical releases can fail, and you can easily lose one, at home or in the field. For that reason, it’s best that every bowhunter owns two of their favorite model.

Several studies with tagged bass shed light on the question: Where they go after being weighed and released in a tournament?

The Protector Phone Tether 3.0 from Rogue Fishing Co. isn’t a hunting product per se, but I’m excited to give it a try during this year’s turkey and deer seasons.

Well-known bowhunter Tim Wells had his best day ever bowfishing massive bigmouth buffalo along the shoreline of the Mississippi River.

Presented by Vapor Trail, the 18th Annual R100 National Archery Tour schedule features 20 shoots in 20 states. Make plans now to attend this family friendly archery shoot.

A guide and his client watch a Florida panther as it stalks their turkey decoys at close range — and it doesn’t leave until they reveal their ambush location.

Most wild turkey hunters spend their time focusing on morning hunts, but it’s smart to scout for evening-only ambush locations to maximize your chances of filling a tag.

The quickest way to ruin a whitetail property is with hunting pressure. Here’s a simple and smart way to cut hunting pressure in half without limiting your time in the field.

This turkey season, take the time to clean and cook wild turkey legs and thighs. It’s not difficult, it doesn’t take a lot of time, and the reward is a pile of delicious dark meat.