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Outdoorsmen Adventures has numerous YouTube videos and will continue to add new of the Outdoor Columns. Columns to this site, fishing, hunting and other outdoor activities. Check back from...
Thanks to Outdoorsmen Adventures Sponsors over our 24 years on the air!
I'd like to thank my Co-host LARRY MYHRE, our interns from USD, Wayne State & Mount Marty College, Cedar Catholic & Hartington / Newcastle High School, our team Outdoorsmen Adventures...
Mossy Oaks Gamekeepers “Tips for Blood Trailing a Deer”
So many factors can confound successfully recovering a wounded deer. Some are unavoidable, but many are preventable. How you prepare, and how you react all factor into blood trailing a deer to its...
Minnesota’s 2024 Governor’s Pheasant Hunt
The State of Minnesota, has over 10,000 lakes, but that’s not all the state has to offer for outdoor enthusiasts like myself. I recently attended the 12th annual Governor’s Pheasant Hunt near Sleepy...
Tips From Whitetails Unlimited: Why Your Trail Camera is Failing You
Source: Whitetails Unlimited Magazine Trail cameras are a great tool to monitor the deer you’re hunting, keep an eye on predator numbers, or just generally watch the wildlife on your property. That...
9 Great Deer Stand Locations | By GameKeepers Magazine
Other than the rut, deer really don’t wander around that often. However, the daily routes they use will not be static because food sources and conditions are constantly changing. Each plant has a...
It’s A Drag and it, best Work. By gary Howey
Author with a Northern that latched onto a smaller Walleye when fishing at Carroll Lake Lodge in Canada, without the drag set properly, it would have broken the line. (Photo by Larry Myhre) No...
Close encounters of the wild turkey kind By Larry Myhre
It was a wet foggy morning in Central Missouri near where the Ozark River empties into the Missouri when I encountered this curious doe. She crossed an open field walking like a ghost through the...
Open Season By gary Howey
Because snow geese numbers are so high, they’ve destroyed the tundra, where they migrate to and nest, the spring season being set up the help reduce their numbers. Because, The Special Spring Snow...