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Next Generation Hunting Article Index
We cover a lot of different topics on Next Generation Hunting - this article index gives you a pretty good idea of the subjects we cover.
The following is a complete index of all articles on this site - presented in the most current to oldest article sequence.
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Great day in the out doors rabbit hunting.
These are the days that we are most thankful for. Me and my father- in-law, Phil, and my son, Reed had a blast out on the farm listening to the beagles bark in the cool air. As you can see my little boy had his B.B. gun and was taking shots at every rabbit he seen and believe me, we seen a pile of rabbits. . . . keep reading
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TURKEY GUNS FOR YOUTHS
There are a several quality guns on the market for youths. I will not be pushing in the direction of any of them because it's all about what makes you happy and the prices of course. Just a reminder though, shotguns aren't cheap especially ones that are all camouflage, these can get pricey. . . . keep reading
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QUICK TIP FOR HUNTING TURKEY ON THE ROOST
When hunting that early morning gobbler is very important to do your home work before trying to get set up on him in the dark. If at all possible you need to locate him the night before and find out where he is roosting. This will allow you to move in quickly and quietly in the pre-dawn hours. . . . keep reading
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IT IS THE LITTLE THINGS THAT BAG THE
BIG TOM!
Don't have your hunt end before it begins by spooking the turkey while still in your vehicle. Yes, you can spook a turkey and never leave your vehicle. In the morning when you are driving up to that field to walk in and get set up for that roosted turkey, have you ever thought, I wonder if that turkey can see my light or even hear my truck coming. . . . keep reading
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THE ONLY SPOT TO SHOOT A TURKEY!!!
The misconception that shooting and killing a turkey is easy is usually from the people that don't turkey hunt. I know a lot of people say "it's a bird just shoot it" that is a sure fire way to watch a bird fly away. The anatomy of a turkey is quite tricky when trying to put BB's in a turkeys kill zone. . . . keep reading
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TURKEY HUNTING CHECK LIST
When heading out to chase those big spring toms, you need make sure you don't forget anything. Turkey hunting requires a lot of gear and equipment that essential for a successful hunt. Now, you will not need everything on the list, or, will you? . . . keep reading
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6 EASY STEPS TO SIGHTING IN A TURKEY GUN
Greg Slone
When starting out turkey hunting you must first decide on what kind of weapon and what gauge you are going to use. Make sure the gun is sufficient for turkey hunting. Also make sure the gun is sufficient for you as well. You don't want a gun that is to heavy or something you can handle. . . . keep reading
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TIPS ON HOW TO BAG MORE RABBITS
Greg Slone
These aren't wall hangers but they sure are a lot fun to chase. There are rabbit hunters all over the country and places to go and ways to hunt them are still challenges that many small game hunters face each season. While talking to many rabbit hunters there are several tips that will bag more cottontails for you in the up coming season. . . . keep reading
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RECIPE FOR A GOOD RABBIT DOG PACK!
Greg Slone
How do we determine if our rabbit pack his hitting on all cylinders? As you know there are many different sizes of beagles as well as qualities. So the question remains; what are you looking for in your pack of dogs? The essential quality that all packs must have is teamwork. You may have 5 of the best running beagles on the planet but if they don't work "together" they are not a good pack. The speeds of beagles aren't universal, some are fast and some are as slow as malaises. . . . keep reading
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4 EASY STEPS TO CLEANING A RABBIT!
Before you get started on cleaning your rabbit you'll need a few supplies. Start with a sharp knife, a pair of scissors that can cut bone if necessary and a bag for the waste items and a bowl for the GOOD meat. Also make sure you are in an area that is appropriate for dressing game due to the smell and blood. Well let's get starting on preparing that rabbit! . . . keep reading
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I ALMOST RUINED MY DAUGHTERS HUNTING...
Greg Slone
Picking out a youth's first turkey gun can be a daunting task. However there are a few things to consider before making any purchase. First you have to take in consideration that all children are different and may require different needs. Therefore the shotgun that an older sibling use to use may not be the right fit for the next generation. Carefully weigh out each child's body type, weight and desire to shoot. . . . keep reading
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Cormorants Friend or Foe
Ronnie Wells
The big lakes region of Kentucky, are over run with these migratory fish eating machines. Kentucky Lake and Lake Barkley have been over whelmed with cormorants for many years. Fisherman in those areas have ask the DFWLR for help by reducing the numbers of cormorants that swim their waters. . . . keep reading
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Appalachian Ruff Grouse Study
Scott Freidhof
Appalachian Cooperative Grouse Research Final Results
(Contact: Scott Freidhof -- 606-783-8634) The final report of the Appalachian Cooperative Grouse Research Project may be viewed on-line at the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources' website (http://fw.ky.gov). The executive summary is re-printed below with permission. . . . keep reading
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12 STEPS TO TREE STAND SAFETY
12 STEPS TO TREE STAND SAFETY The most important part of deer hunting and the most widely used pieces of equipment is a tree stand. Tree stand are very dangers and should be taken very serious when hanging one and hunting in one. According to national statistics one out three hunting accidents involves a tree stand. Falls from tree stands stem from improperly hanging to falling asleep in them. Let's take a look at some tree stand SAFETY TIPS. . . . keep reading
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WHY DO WHITETAIL BUCKS MAKE SCRAPES?
Greg Slone
Hunters and wildlife biologist have tried for years to figure out why a whitetail buck makes scrapes. The answer, we still have no definitive answer into that question. One thing we do know for sure, is that they will make scrapes every year which tells us that there are bucks in the area. . . . keep reading
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POST SEASON DEER SCOUTING
Greg Slone
This the time of the year most hunters pack it in and hang up all of the hunting gear. Not so fast, this is a prime opportunity to do some scouting for next year. Have noticed that almost everyone scouts in the early fall. So, how much human scent is actually in the woods when season does come in? How many times do you think hunters put deer in the nocturnal state of only moving at night? . . . keep reading
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