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Compound bow or Crossbow

From Field and Stream Rivals in today’s crossbow debate would do well on Capitol Hill, where facts needn’t be factual and arguments needn’t hold up to the slightest scrutiny, so as long as they fire up the true believers. Some crossbow haters, for example, insist that crossbow bolts are too light (comparedContinueContinue reading “Compound bow or Crossbow”

June is Great Outdoors Month: Get outside with New DNR Mobile App

From MD DNR In celebration of Maryland’s abundant natural resources and exciting recreational opportunities, Governor Martin O’Malley has proclaimed June Great Outdoors Month. Even better, enjoying the State’s outdoors has never been easier with the Department of Natural Resource’s new mobile app, AccessDNR. Who knew, “there’s an app for that”? I downloaded the smart phoneContinueContinue reading “June is Great Outdoors Month: Get outside with New DNR Mobile App”

Skin a deer in two minutes, Cut the meat in eight minutes

These are amazing videos below. Kurt Heid of Heid Wild Game has a detailed instructional video on how to cut like this. The web site is http://www.heidwildgame.com. He also sells knives, hooks, and seasoning kits. Video #1 Skin a deer in two minutes Video #2 Cut the meat in eight minutes (debone)

2014 Spring Turkey Hunting in Maryland

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ObCUbHGe6Qg From the National Wild Turkey Federation: What does a wild turkey look like? See Griffin’s Guide: Getting Started With Turkeys: What Do You Actually Need? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZUmbUFVoAs From Maryland DNR: April 18 through May 9: one-half hour before sunrise to noon. Junior Hunt and May 10 through May 23: one half hour before sunrise to sunset. OnlyContinueContinue reading “2014 Spring Turkey Hunting in Maryland”

Coyote hunting in Maryland

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yOKaJ685T6o ‪Coyotes‬ may be hunted in all counties year-round in ‪‎Maryland‬ From the Maryland Guide to Hunting & Trapping: The coyotes’ rapid range expansion throughout North America substantiates their adaptability and ability to thrive in a variety of habitat types. In Maryland, coyote occupy most of the state’s habitat types. Highest densities currently occur in intermixed woodland/farmland areas.ContinueContinue reading “Coyote hunting in Maryland”

Deer removal all in a day’s work in Maryland

State Farm Insurance estimates there are at least 30,000 times each year that a vehicle driven in Maryland strikes a deer, according to Brian Eyler of the Maryland Wildlife & Heritage Service. Maryland has the 14th highest risk among states for striking a deer. West Virginia is No. 1 and Pennsylvania ranks fifth. SomeContinueContinue reading “Deer removal all in a day’s work in Maryland”