November 28, 2020 | The Realblog with Stephanie Mallory
Would you jump in a pond to save your puppy from an alligator’s grasp? One Florida man did just that and it was all caught on camera. Richard Wilbanks, 74, of Estero said instincts and adrenaline caused him to jump in his backyard pond to save his 3-month-old Cavalier King...
November 28, 2020 | Timber 2 Table Wild Game Recipes
It’s hard to beat meat on a stick, popular everywhere from state fairs to fine restaurants. Cooking meat on a wooden or metal skewer allows for fast cooking and lots of surface area for nice browning and extra flavor. Just like a chicken leg or a grilled rib, having a...
It’s true, the best days of the rut are likely behind us. Don’t cry, though. Some of the biggest deer killed each year fall in late November, and we’re seeing similar results again this season. In Iowa, Midwest Whitetail’s Bill Winke and Josh Sparks are seeing exactly what they expect...
It’s not the scene you would expect to find playing out in the middle of a revolving mess of traffic, but there in the center of the roundabout were two bucks locked in battle. Adrenaline and testosterone had made them immune to the presence of vehicles twirling past at 30...
Yesterday afternoon, Nov. 24, my buddy and Southwest Region Rut Reporter Miles Fedinec rolled into camp after a long trip from western Colorado. With another mule deer season behind him, Miles was looking forward to a few days of Kentucky whitetail hunting. We checked a few cameras, and Miles decided...
November 25, 2020 | Timber 2 Table Wild Game Recipes
I love serving wild turkey at our Thanksgiving meal. Since wild turkey is considerably leaner than its barnyard cousin, it can tend to the dry side if overcooked. One of our favorite ways to overcome this is to fillet out one side of a wild turkey breast to form a...
The story of “The Tree Buck” began in the summer of 2019, when Ohio deer hunter Kaitlyn Warner first received trail-camera photos of him. “I sent a picture to a good friend in Florida, and he stated that it looked like a tree was growing on top of his head,”...
Here’s an inconvenient truth: Mallards — a duck comfortable on sheet water, in creeks and marshes, or even feeding in ag fields — love big water. They roost on huge lakes and rivers, and loaf and feed at sprawling sloughs. And all that water can make hunting tough, especially considering...
