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What a Great Country
This country allows us to have the opportunity to hunt and fish some spectacular places in every state. Whether it is chasing ducks out of North Dakota and down to the delta, hunting big game in the Midwest or even going after alligators in Louisiana. Each state has game animals to fish or hunt. One Read the Rest…
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Taking Gold at NASHDA 2012-The Big 5 with Linda Profant
This past weekend, April 22st-23rd, the NASHDA World Shed Dog Hunting Championship took place at ProStaffer Tom Dokken’s Oak Ridge Kennels in Northfield, MN. Our own Josh Miller and Clay Thompson were there for a second straight year. Josh took home the World Champion title last year with his faithful brown lab, Easton. While neither Read the Rest…
Arkansas is Fun in the Fall
For the past five or six years it has been a ritual to head west over Thanksgiving weekend and enjoy all that Stuttgart, Arkansas has to offer with their annual Duck Festival. Duck Festival includes the following: World Duck Calling contest, Miss Duck Festival, Duck Gumbo, going by Mack’s Prairie Wings to see what new Read the Rest…
Hunting Season 2011 is Finally Here
Hunting season has finally arrived! Okay, before anyone points out that there may have been a resident Canada goose season in your area, let me explain. Growing up in Oklahoma meant that September 1st and the beginning of dove season was seen as something akin to a religious holiday only to be missed if the Read the Rest…
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