Turkey season is right around the corner so be sure to send in your kill shots and let us know what type of shed antlers you’ve found. We’re excited to get the spring hunting seasons going here in the Midwest and want to see what you’ve gotten. In the meantime, feast your eyes on the weekly Morning Trail Mix.
The Ward sunglasses from Native Eyewear will keep your eyes covered and safe from any element.
Adventurous lifestyles call for gear that can handle everything you throw at it and then some. For those who want to push limits, there are products like the Ward Sunglasses from Native Eyewear. Named after the classic Colorado climb, the Ward polarized sunglasses feature some of the toughest parts and clearest lenses that you can get in polarized eye wear. Conquer the elements and look good while doing it with these sunglasses from Native Eyewear. Continue Reading
We’re anxiously awaiting the next few weeks when we can get out and hear those spring gobbles. In the meantime, we hope that these outdoor hunting and fishing photos of the week will tide you over.
The Yellowstone grizzly bear population is being delisted and the three state ecosystem may allow bear hunting in the future.
Will you be able to hunt grizzly bears outside of Yellowstone National Park soon? The answer is possibly. In a surprise announcement from the Federal government recently, grizzly bears could be removed from federal protection after more than 30 years. The three-state yellowstone ecosystem could sanction hunting for the bears to help keep the population in check. Continue Reading
We know that you’ve been waiting for it, so here you go. The Weekly Morning Trail Mix is here for your enjoyment.
Turkey season is just around the corner but hopefully these photos will tide you over until you can make it out into the woods.
Greg Springer caught this giant 16.3 pound largemouth bass in Lake Wohlford in Escondido, CA in February 2016. Photo via Instagram of Greg Springer
Western and Southern states hold some big bass and Lake Wohlford in Escondido, California is no exception. The lake holds some monster fish including a 19 pound, 3 ounce largemouth as the local record. There are plenty of double digit bass out there as well but this fish is definitely one that hasn’t been seen in recent years. Last Friday, Greg Springer of Vista, CA caught this giant 16.3 pound bass that is the best that the lake has seen in a while. Continue Reading
