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  • Calling Coyotes
    Discover tips on hunting coyotes from seasoned hunter Everett Headley.
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  • New iSportsman JBLM Partnership Live Now
    Discover the convenience of iSportsman JBLM and streamline your outdoor adventures today!
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  • The Best Cellular Trail Cameras for Fall Season Scouting
    Get ahead of the game this fall season with the best cellular trail cameras for scouting.
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  • Your Guide to Lake Texoma Striper Fishing
    This guide to Lake Texoma striper fishing will help you navigate the waters and land the trophy fish of your dreams.
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JBER Tragedy is a Reminder For us All

JBER Tragedy is a Reminder For us All

On May 12, a soldier at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER) died of injuries sustained in a bear attack on May 10 while working in a JBER training area. Staff Sgt. Seth Michael Plant, 30, an infantryman from the 3rd Battalion, 509th Parachute Infantry Regiment was a dedicated servicemember who lost his life in an untimely tragedy.  

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Stay Adaptable for Springtime Smallmouth

Stay Adaptable for Springtime Smallmouth

April and May offer some of the best smallmouth bass fishing of the year but it also offers some of the most contrasting fishing conditions of the season.

One day might be perfect, with nice water and great weather, while the next day might bring muddy high water, thunderstorms and sometimes snow. This means that even more than lake anglers, springtime river bass fishermen must stay adaptable to the changing conditions.

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Bear Safety with Kim Titchener: Dispelling myths and best practices

Bear Safety with Kim Titchener: Dispelling myths and best practices

Kim Titchener began working with black bears and grizzlies at Banff National Park while attending university. Her lifetime experience has been critical in providing vital information to improve bear safety. From personal accounts from friends and survivors of bear attacks to immediate response to fatal bear incidents in the town where she lived, Kim is passionate about helping everyone enjoy the outdoors and do so safely. 

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Film first person shots and more with the Sidewinder Mounted Game Call

Film first person shots and more with the Sidewinder Mounted Game Call

The Sidewinder Weapon Mounted Game Call is designed for the days when staying mobile and keeping a low profile are top priority. From Convergent Hunting Solutions, the Sidewinder Weapon Mounted Game Call offers premium sound quality on-the-go with smartphone controls. 

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Catfishermen Shouldn't Stink

Catfishermen Shouldn't Stink

A catfish’s sense of smell (and taste) is so great they are likely capable of perceiving their entire universe with their sniffers. Much the same way we observe four separate pine trees on a hill, catfish can likely smell four different carp swimming alongside a distant brushpile. 

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Top 4 Outdoors Podcasts to Listen to This Week

Top 4 Outdoors Podcasts to Listen to This Week

Whether you’re driving to work, cooking dinner or simply itching to get back outside, you can enjoy the outdoors by tuning in to some of the most interesting and diverse storytellers from the marshes, fields and backwoods. Check out four of our favorite outdoor podcasts we think you’ll really like, too.  

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Beyond the Food Plot: Managing Your Land for Total Hunt-Worthy Health

Beyond the Food Plot: Managing Your Land for Total Hunt-Worthy Health

While food plots remain a popular land management method for deer hunters to provide nutrition to the landscape and attract deer, a more successful approach involves improving the quality of the overall habitat located on their property. As iSportsman covered in the recent article, Manage Your Land to Minimize Coyote Predation, time and energy spent on trapping predators is often better directed into improving the overall landscape so wildlife has a better mix of forage and hiding cover.  

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It's Fawn Finding Season

It's Fawn Finding Season

It’s common knowledge it takes nine months from conception to birth for a human baby. It’s actually, 280 days - give or take a day - but normally, that figure is spot on. Humans have no “breeding season” as do many animals so the number of births on any particular day or time of year is constant. For cottontail rabbits it’s only 29 days and with a breeding season here in the upper Midwest from March through September, figure baby bunnies could be encountered anytime from now well into October.

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Hunters and Anglers Safer With iSportsman

Hunters and Anglers Safer With iSportsman

In 2021, Cornell University conducted research on the customer satisfaction of iSportsman users at the U.S. Military Academy West Point. Cornell’s findings indicate that iSportsman users believe the additional safety measures provided by the iSportsman system improve their hunting and angling experience by providing a greater sense of security and situational awareness that they don’t find elsewhere.

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The affordable True Tactical Knife great for on-the-go gear

The affordable True Tactical Knife great for on-the-go gear

Introducing a Tactical Knife from True Knives—a well-rounded knife designed for a plethora of tasks.

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