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There is a new tree stand in town, the Millennium L220 that stands 18 feet tall and is a double ladder tree stand. It is coated with a durable powder coat and designed specifically for your comfort and safety.

It’s almost hard to believe that we’re so close to fall already. It seems like just a few short weeks ago that the snow stopped falling and the chilly temperatures dissipated. Of course, in some parts of the Northeast, that might not be so far from the truth.

There was a legislation that was introduced into the Congress. This legislation could axe out what has come out to federal subsidies for the environmental extremist and even the animal rights communities of the area making this one of the biggest problems out of suing the US government.

Remember the old days when you were stuck with the choke that came with your shotgun? Fixed chokes had hunters filling their cabinets with guns for every purpose.

It’s hard to believe how far Massachusetts’ deer herd numbers have come since the late 1950s.

Having the perfect arrow flight is essential when it comes to accuracy while out hunting in the woods. Without having the right arrow flight, you’re going to end up letting that one buck get away.

We’re not the type of folks who sit back and pine about the good ol’ days before women were really interested in outdoor sports like hunting and fishing. Instead, we’re the type of sportsmen who applaud the growing population of women in the outdoors.

New Hampshire hunters who are interested in learning more about the ins, outs and tactics of hunting ruffed grouse can do so Aug. 20 in Holderness.

Last year Connecticut hunters had the chance to hear one of the most exciting tid bits of news that the Department of Environmental Protection announced in awhile for the upcoming fall deer hunting season.

Excitement was no doubt in the air for the folks who were on hand for last week’s 2011 Vermont moose lottery drawing.