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Thanksgiving Historians note that in the early days, the celebration of Thanksgiving was strictly a religious experience, focused...

Happy Thanksgiving. As recounted in Encyclopedia Britannica, the 1621 harvest feast shared by the English Pilgrims and the Wampanoag...

Here it is the day before Thanksgiving. We all have somethings to be thankful for, yes, we may have had some unfortunate things happen...

I have been known to hook two snares together when I didn't have an extension cable with me to be able to reach a post as an anchor, I...

to the post, it's a long snare so that a coyote can climb over the fence and then not reach the ground for a quick kill.

If you look at the bare ground behind the yellow grass clump, on the other side of the fence and the washout, you can see the trail that...

This is an example of a washout under a fence line with a good tuft of grass on the other side that is being used by animals as a scent...

Walt and I were out yesterday, and it came to my attention that there are some makers that animals use that are unusual and that some of...

Yes back in the late 1800s and even a lot of the first half of the 1900s many set traps to catch birds of prey. Why? They eat chickens...

Once upon a long time ago I hunted with a guide from his remote cabin. He had cats, chickens etc disappearing and set traps on the...

Quit snaring owls! There, I said it. Now I feel better😉 Looks to me like a trap thief… Kerry Singleton doesn’t know a snare from a...

I was wondering what happened to that trap Thanks Buck

It looks like a small single long spring trap; it was probably set for small varmints by some young person that hadn't had much training...

Different environments, altitudes, air density and wind conditions. Running a slower MV and better bullets makes a huge difference. As I...

When Jack was younger Gene stopped by and I said bring Jack in the house for some water and where it's cooler. Gene said no you don't...