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Archive for the Tag 'wildlife conservation'

Veterans Day Mendocino Black Bear

  Wildlife conservation has, sadly, not been immune to the “we only care if it has a cute and cuddly face” groundswell that has swamped the animal protection, and self-proclaimed environmental movements of late: everyone wants to hunt the “dastardly” wild hog that grows its population like rats. But, no one wants to take the [...]

Filed in Bear,Big Game,Black Bear,Bullets,Cork's Outdoors Radio,Dog Training,Dogs,Equipment Reviews,Hunting 11 Comments so far

JOHN NOSLER: GOING BALLISTIC by John Nosler and Gary Lewis [BOOK REVIEW/RADIO INTERVIEW]

On October 10, 2010 (that’s right, 10/10/10), a pioneer crossed the summit between this world and the next. If you’re a firearms and reloading enthusiast, you probably knew his name. If you are a hunter, you should. John Nosler, 97, was a hunter, engineer, innovator, and pioneer in the field of bullet-making—he was a self-made man. [...]

Filed in Big Game,Book Reviews,Books,Bullets,Conservation,Cork's Outdoors Radio,Deer,Elk,Hunting,International,Reloading,Rifle,Rifle Scopes,Wildlife Management No Responses yet

Trout Fishing With a Rock and Roll Guitar Legend

    When I head out of a metropolitan area for a long trip, I like to leave early in the morning, an hour or so before sun up. This is when you get to see a part of the city that most people, except for police, garbage collectors and EMTs, don’t.    It’s quiet, the streets [...]

Filed in Conservation,Fishing,Flyfishing,Roe,steelhead,Trout,Wildlife Management 4 Comments so far

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