by Kyle Wright | Dec 25, 2023
Technology makes reporting a kill easier, but there’s something to be said for the traditional way.
by Ron Rohrbaugh, Jr. | Dec 15, 2023
Ditch the treestand and kill your bucks at eye level.
by Jim Casada | Nov 20, 2023
This venison osso buco recipe is a new, tasty way to prepare tender venison hams without having to grind or cube the meat. While my preferences when it comes to venison tend to run to cube steak, backstrap (too bad the whole deer isn’t backstrap) and ground meat,...
by Robert Ellis | Oct 20, 2023
Life had become intolerable, but Dan McMurry was putting forth his best face. Only two other creatures knew the extent of his misery. Dan didn’t count his wife as one of those creatures. She and Dan were in different stages of healing, different stages of denial, and...
by Ross Kushner | Nov 2, 2022
I take my time with the old men now. I take my time with the duffers I find on opening day, swapping yarns and a thermos by 9am, or posted alone on a barren ridge no deer has crossed in more than a decade. They will tell me, whether I ask or not, that they don’t...
by Ron Spomer | Dec 30, 2021
Blacktail hunting in California vineyards is an uncommon pursuit because California vineyard blacktails are an uncommon animal. Texans have a saying. Don’t Californicate Texas. Keep your ground hugging Ferraris, man buns and cappuccinos on the Left Coast. Texas is the...
by Sporting Classics Daily | Dec 1, 2021
A Missouri hunter scored a surprise 16-pointer. Pleased with his kill, he came out of cover to study, tag and field dress his prize. “Samuel Perotti had seen this well-antlered deer in photos captured by his game camera,” the state Department of...
by Sporting Classics Daily | Nov 16, 2021
GFP Shares Important December Dates – several major dates individuals need to be aware of as GFP transitions to a new e-commerce system. The new e-commerce system is called Go Outdoors South Dakota and will go live December 15, 2021. This system combines the...
by Scott Crawford | Nov 5, 2021
As countless millions of outdoorsmen’s and women’s hunting plans are structured around the seasons, they are done so usually without spending a moment contemplating when our last season will roll around. Each year I read articles of famous outdoorsman...
by Tony Kinton | Sep 29, 2021
Tony Kinton details the ups and downs, reliefs and frustrations and the total fulfilment of experience that comes with the hunting of old. Obstinacy is considered poor taste. But fracturing protocol and proper behavior were not my intent. Rather, I was simply curious...
