July 24, 2017 | The Realblog with Stephanie Mallory
Welcome to Realblog Week! The Realblog features crazy, interesting and unique outdoor-related stories and events that often make you question everything you know about wildlife and the outdoors. I typically post the Realblog twice a week, but this week, I'm bringing you the best from the Realblog every day! We'll...
July 12, 2017 | The Realblog with Stephanie Mallory
A routine outage call lead to quite a discovery by the Wheatland Electric Cooperative line crew. When they arrived at the service station near Lakin, Kansas, they found the meter off and proceeded to isolate the source of the outage. What they found was quite a shock ... pun intended...
Millions of people across the country love the outdoors. Whether it’s hunting, fishing, hiking, etc., the great outdoors is loved by many. And chances are a good portion of those people would love to work in the outdoor industry. I’ve worked as an outdoor writer, editor, photographer, video producer, worked...
I’ve been running, checking and helping hunting buddies with trail cameras since 2005. Many of you have been running them for much longer. Some for less. Those who've been around the block, do you remember the home-made cameras? Or the ones you had to take to get pictures developed? Like...
It’s that time of year again. We’re going through withdrawals because, for most, turkey season is practically over for another year and deer season is still four or five months away. Hunters are looking at gear. Buying it when their spouses will let them. ( Check out these awesome deals...
Owning land to hunt on. It’s the American hunter's dream. And sadly, it’s common belief that dream is out of reach. It isn’t. It can be achieved. And with the help of our good friends from Whitetail Properties , we’re here to tell you how and why.
April 28, 2017 | The Realblog with Stephanie Mallory
Barre, Massachusetts, police officers had to shoot and kill a bobcat in self-defense when responding to a 911 call about the bobcat attacking a family's two large dogs. When the police arrived at the scene, the bobcat tried to attack the officers. On Tuesday, April 25, 2017, police received a...
February 11, 2017 | Turkey Blog with Steve Hickoff
We've all had unexpected things happen while turkey hunting. Sometimes other wildlife messes with your plans. Here are five animals that can ruin your spring turkey hunt. 1. Bobcat Attacks An uptick of bobcat attacks – on both wild turkeys and turkey hunters – has been on the social media...
February 10, 2017 | The Realblog with Stephanie Mallory
Do you think these two will kiss and make up? This male and female bobcat were filmed in Chelmsford, Massachusetts, snarling and facing off. The info attached to the video claims this is a mating couple. They don't sound too enamored with one another, but according to eMammal the angry-sounding...
Many of us probably know at least one person that’s a vegan. And in no way are we sharing this to offend those people. No, it’s just a good old wisecrack to brighten your day. After all, we need a good laugh every now and then, right? I think so...
A newborn fawn lies curled in the tall grass. It doesn’t move, driven by instinct and natural behavior to remain motionless. Its mother, a wary doe, feeds in the meadow a couple hundred yards away. Seconds later, a pair of cunning coyotes stalk through the grass, knowing what time of...
I’ve always been asked why I hunt. The answer to that question is both very simple and extremely complex. We hunt because we want to experience what nature has to offer us. We hunt to grow in character as individuals who are a part of a much larger society. We...
Coyote hunting has become a popular pastime within the last 20 years. Much of that is due to the recent coyote-population boom. But even with all these coyotes, it’s still never easy to call them in. Clay Belding of Banded and Dead Dog Walkin' and Byron South of Convergent Hunting...
New Hampshire wildlife commissioners recently approved the state's first bobcat season in more than two-and-a-half decades, putting hunters and trappers closer to the chance to enjoy a burgeoning resource. On Feb. 17, the state’s Fish and Game Commission voted 5 to 4 in favor of moving ahead with a proposal...
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