Thursday, September 30, 2010

That’s why we call her the ‘Guru

"Guru Huntress, reports from the field this week via her Facebook pagewhile on a black bear hunt in northern Minnesota. " http://womensoutdoornews.com/2010/09/guru-huntress-thats-why-we-call-her-the-...

Constant vigilance … we need more Jethros by Deborah Ferns

"Back to constant vigilance, it takes each and every one of us to make sure this fall that “pro gun” people are elected to office. " 

http://tiny.cc/uisqp

Introduction to ladies’ trap shooting in Elkhart on Oct. 9

Ladies' trap shooting is scheduled for 8 a.m. to noon at the Dragoon Trail Chapter of the Izaak Walton League, 4857 N.E. 110th St., Elkhart.

 

http://tiny.cc/puwda

Camo Mom: The Boys of Fall

"I love football, especially watching Friday night high school football games, but when I think of the Boys of Fall, I also envision Trophy Bucks and Bugling Elk."

 

http://womensoutdoornews.com/2010/09/camo-mom-the-boys-of-fall/

Hunter Rescue Self Recovery Fall Arrest System

"This full-body safety harness system is much more than just your basic safety harness. It was created for one and only one purpose – to allow the hunter to get to the ground in a controlled manner in the event of a fall from a treestand or other elevated platform."

 

http://womensoutdoornews.com/2010/09/hunter-rescue-self-recovery-fall-arrest-...

IPhone App For Hunters

Realtree provides hunters with best hunting weather data available

http://womensoutdoornews.com/2010/09/realtree-provides-hunters-with-best-hunt...

"...displays up-to-date radar images, current conditions and wind speed and direction on an interactive Google map."

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Let Me Introduce You to Itcha Mountain Outfitters~ A ‘Female-Friendly’ Outfit

"Itcha Mountain Outfitters, owned and operated by Stuart and Sabrina Fraser, is located in a still-remote part of British Columbia, 100 miles west of Quesnel. "

Tuesday, September 14, 2010

Check OUT Animal Tracking Program Sept. 25

Check OUT Animal Tracking Program Sept. 25

Scent and Deer Hunting

National Shooting Sports for Youth!

Getting Started


"Families Afield An initiative for the future of hunting
Families Afield is an education and outreach program to help states create hunting opportunities for youth, so that more families may enjoy America's greatest outdoor tradition together.
The Research-Based Core Values of Families Afield 
Families Afield is an education and outreach program to help states create hunting opportunities for youth, so that more families may enjoy America's greatest outdoor tradition together.

The Research-Based Core Values of Families Afield Are:
: Afield is an education and outreach program to help states create hunting opportunities for youth, so that more families may enjoy America's greatest outdoor tradition together."
The Research-Based Core Values of Families Afield Are:
Safety first, always.
Hunting instills traditional values, connectivity with nature and healthy lifestyles.
Parents, not politics, should decide an appropriate hunting age for their children.
When introducing youths into hunting, earlier is better.
Youths experience hunting with an adult mentor, then attend a hunter education class.
http://www.familiesafield.org/
National Shooting Sports Foundation
http://www.nssf.org/hunting/getstarted/

The Ethical Hunter

Getting the right introduction to hunting is important. Here are a few tips on getting started and also some valuable resources for new and experienced hunters alike.

http://www.nssf.org/lit/EthicalHunter.pdf

and

The Hunter and Conservation

http://www.nssf.org/lit/HunterConservation.pdf

National Archery in the Schools Program

The National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP) is a joint venture between state Departments of Education and Wildlife. Several archery equipment manufacturers and organizations are also partners. The program promotes student education and participation in life long sport of Archery. The program's focus is to provide International style target archery training in physical education classes, grades 4-12.

Thursday, September 9, 2010

Extreme Huntress

Patience in the Woods

This is for you Tiffany!

Sometimes it is worth the wait.

 

http://www.huntonly.com/turkey_hunting/patience_pays_in_the_turkey_wo.html

Turkey Season!

"For years my wife, Stephanie has made fun of me. I can't imagine the number of times I have heard, why do you hunt turkeys?

She wasn't referring to me guiding turkey hunters, as she knows that is what I do. She was making fun of me because I hunt turkeys when I am not guiding anyone at all. She would say," Deer, bobcats, ducks, bear, or mountain lion I could understand, but, turkeys. There's no skill to it, there's no glory in it, and there is no risk of anything whatsoever.

Each and every time I would all but beg her to come with me and she would refuse. Finally this season, she agreed to go. As luck would have it the wind and rain set in; but I was determined to make this happen. The first evening the wind was blowing out of the southeast at about 35 mph with a heavy overcast. I knew where a gobbler was roosting and thought I knew exactly how he would approach his roost." ....

 

http://www.huntonly.com/turkey_hunting/wifes_first_turkey.html

The Thrill of the First Hunt

"Taking a child hunting for their first time is a special rite of passage. It takes some planning so that everything goes off without a hitch. You want their very first experience to be a fond memory and not an emotional scar.  Preparation can and should begin early. Bring your budding outdoor enthusiast out in the woods while you are shed hunting, scouting for stand sites, checking trail camera was or even planting food plots. Make it fun, you’re enthusiasm and excitement will be contagious. Use this time together to talk about deer biology, tracks, what deer eat, when they move and what scrapes and rubs are. Kids are like sponges and they will soak up the knowledge quickly. Lead by example and practice what you preach. He respectful of nature and your child will follow suit." ...

http://www.huntonly.com/hunting/taking_a_child_hunting_for_the.html

Just Enjoy the Time

Early Deer Season

Gear

The Comfort Zone

Cottage Industry Revolves Around Outdoor Lifestyle

Drag That Deer With Ease

http://womensoutdoornews.com/2010/09/you-dont-have-to-dread-dragging-that-dee...

always looking for a better way....wonder how it does through green brair?

how to figure depth of field

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 TEAM HUNTRESS OUTDOOR ADVENTURE CLINIC

http://teamhuntress.com/upcoming-events/

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