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In hunting as in
life, the little things really do matter.
A spare set of batteries
for your flashlight. A compass or Global
Positioning System (GPS) to aid a back
country hunt. An extra pair of socks on
the off chance the weather turns bad.
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Alex Rutledge knows turkeys
-- and we’re not talking about Butterballs.
Growing up in the Missouri
Ozarks, Rutledge learned the finer points
of wild turkey hunting from his father and
honed them over the years chasing the wily
bird with his four brothers.
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In the last decade,
state wildlife managers have organized an
array of youth hunts in an attempt to win
the hearts and minds of next generation of
sport hunters. From waterfowl to deer to
turkeys, today’s youth are offered
a myriad of special hunting seasons, all
of which are in mentored settings designed
to nurture and educate and promote safety
and ethics.
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Eddie Salter is a country
boy from Alabama, a fun-loving man with a
thick accent and yen for telling stories.
And, trust me, Eddie can spin a good yarn.
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When you talk about lost traditions, hunting bunnies ranks near the top of forgotten
pastimes. Think about it. When’s the last
time you planned a cottontail hunt? It’s hard to remember when, right?
It’s a rarity, that’s for sure. But some quaint traditions should
never die, and bunny hunting is one of them.
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He who fails to
prepare is preparing to fail. It’s
an old-as-dirt maxim that bow hunters who
relish big bucks over broken dreams would
do well to heed.
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