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August 17, 2009
Idaho Bear Bait Trail Camera Pictures
Our Idaho black bear hunting Outfitter just sent us these trail camera pictures. They have their bait set up near their lodge in the Frank Church Wilderness. Looks like they have some great color phase action going on.
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August 7, 2009
2009 Wheeler Ram
Check out these pictures of the New Mexio Auction Tag Holder’s ram.
Read more...August 5, 2009
Bonefishing Report from Capt. Rick Grassett
Andros South guide Fredlon with a big ‘cuda caught by Capt. Rick Grassett Photo: Rick Grassett Capt. Rick Grassett, is a full-time fishing guide and outdoor writer based in Sarasota, FL.
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July 30, 2009
New #1 Argentina Red Stag
News from one of our Outfitters in Argentina: “Just wanted to let you know that we are having a very good stag season so far. Ten days ago we shot the new #1 Argentina and South America SCI red stag at one of our ranches. The stag scores 279 CIC and 486 SCI.” Well… ’nuff said
Read more...June 8, 2009
A Utah Easter Hog Hunt
Hog hunting in Utah you ask? Well, kind of… For the past few years we have gone camping with my wife’s family in Utah during Easter weekend.
Read more...June 2, 2009
Big Bears in Idaho
Our Idaho black bear outfitter has had some good success on bears so far this season. Their largest of the year is this big chocolate bear was shot over bait within 1/2 mile of the lodge
Read more...May 19, 2009
Gun sales going ballistic
Fears of regulation, crime spur sales of firearms and ammo Gunmakers can thank a former New York senator and presidential candidate for an ongoing boom in gun sales, if you ask one local firearms vendor. George Nemec, owner of Nemec’s Sport Shop & Farm & Garden Center in Warrensburg, said gun sales at his business [...]
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January 15, 2009
Most Popular Calibers For Big Game
From the Boone and Crockett Club: Although the venerable .30-06 and .270 remain among the favorites, Boone and Crockett Club big-game records show that hunters with one of the various .300 Magnums are taking decidedly more North American trophies than any other caliber. Surprisingly, the second-most-popular trophy-taker isnt a firearm ” its a bow. Boone and Crockett compiled the data from its records book entries from 2007 through 2009.
Read more...August 31, 2008
Barracuda Prefers Moose Stew!
DAYTON, Ohio (B&B) Sportsmen and women who have been struggling with the choices in this years presidential race may have found a ticket they can vote for with enthusiasm, when Republican John McCain introduced Alaskas Governor, Sarah Palin, as his choice for a running mate. Palin is a solid choice for conservative values, second amendment [...]
Read more...August 26, 2008
Elk hunting – not just for men
Women like elk hunting. New research on hunter demographics shows more women per capita are attracted to elk hunting than most other kinds of hunting, according to the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation. More than 60,000 elk hunters today are female. Though still predominantly a male pursuit, new data shows that women compose 7.6 percent of [...]
Read more...August 20, 2008
Elk Hunt Forecast for 2008
MISSOULA, Mont.”Hunters will chase wild elk this fall in almost half the states and provinces in North America. A comprehensive hunt forecast from the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation is now available for free at www.rmef.org. dtsv.dtse_post_263_permalink = ‘http://www.bullsandbeavers.com/2008/08/20/elk-hunt-forecast-for-2008/’; dtsv.dtse_post_263_title = ‘Elk Hunt Forecast for 2008′;
Read more...August 17, 2008
Biologists continue hunt for grizzly, 2 cubs
The active hunt for a grizzly sow and two cubs fizzled Monday, with state wildlife officials unable to locate the animals on a trail in Far North Bicentennial Park that has been the site of two maulings in recent months. Fish and Game biologist Rick Sinnott heads out to hunt the bear that mauled Feliz. [...]
Read more...July 24, 2008
A Wolf Plan that Works
Anybody who follows the endlessly volatile wolf issue–and its hard not to follow it with all the news coverage–knows the greens won a big victory last week. Judge Donald Molloy of the U.S. District Court sided with Earthjustice and 12 conservation organizations and essentially relisted, albeit temporarily, the wolf as an endangered species. So, what [...]
Read more...July 19, 2008
Wolves protected from hunts
A US federal judge has restored endangered species protections for grey wolves in the Northern Rocky Mountains, derailing plans by three states to hold public wolf hunts this autumn. dtsv.dtse_post_240_permalink = ‘http://www.bullsandbeavers.com/2008/07/19/wolves-protected-from-hunts/’; dtsv.dtse_post_240_title = ‘Wolves protected from hunts’;
Read more...July 18, 2008
Wolves: From endangered to in need of management
Only 11 people showed at a public hearing Wednesday to gather comment on a proposed state rule that would designate the gray wolf as a species in need of management. Only four of those that showed said a word, and none complained about the change from endangered to in need of management so much as [...]
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