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3 days ago | 
outdoorlife.com | Alice Jones Webb
We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Learn More › If you’ve ever watched your dog dive headfirst into a muddy creek or roll in something unspeakable, you understand that a good collar needs to be ready for anything. In the outdoors, a dog collar is far more than a fashion statement; it’s a functional piece of gear.
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3 days ago | 
outdoorlife.com | Alice Jones Webb
For many moms, Mother’s Day is filled with cards, flowers, and a nice brunch – but for Dave Field and his 72-year-old mother from South Carolina, the special day was spent on the water in a small flat-bottom boat making memories. The pair spent Sunday afternoon fishing a small neighborhood pond, and Mom came away with the biggest largemouth of her life. Field rigged a weightless white Zoom Super Fluke on a red Gamakatsu offset EWG hook tied to 8-pound monofilament for his mom.
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6 days ago | 
outdoorlife.com | Alice Jones Webb
When 27-year-old Cody Kabus realized the massive buck he’d just killed after two days of tracking wasn’t actually his deer, he made a decision few hunters would find easy: he returned the buck to the rightful hunter. As a result of that tough but honest decision, the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources honored him with the state’s Ethical Hunter Award last month.
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6 days ago | 
yahoo.com | Alice Jones Webb
When 27-year-old Cody Kabus realized the massive buck he’d just killed after two days of tracking wasn’t actually his deer, he made a decision few hunters would find easy: he returned the buck to the rightful hunter. As a result of that tough but honest decision, the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources honored him with the state’s last month. Kabus, a resource efficiency manager who contracts with the U.S. Army, had taken the afternoon off work to squeeze in a bow hunt on Nov.
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1 week ago | 
outdoorlife.com | Alice Jones Webb
An 88-year-old man and his dog were killed Monday in what officials believe were two separate black bear attacks near the victim’s home in rural Collier County, Florida. Officials investigating the incident say they know that one or more bears were involved, making this the first fatal black bear attack ever recorded in the state.
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1 week ago | 
outdoorlife.com | Alice Jones Webb
A photo of a young boy hoisting a massive morel mushroom the size of his head has understandably gone viral. The image was posted by Jeremiah Wixson to the Facebook group Morel Mushroom Reports on May 1 and features a tailgate full of giant morels reportedly found along a fence line in Central Missouri. “Good Lord,” one commenter wrote.
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1 week ago | 
ourcommunitynow.com | Alice Jones Webb
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Seventeen-year-old Riley Isaacs from Bradleyville, Missouri, arrowed a record-book redear sunfish while bowfishing Lake Taneycomo on April 18. Isaac’s panfish, which weighed in at 2 pounds 3 ounces, is Missouri’s first state record fish of 2025. The teen was initially taking a group who wanted to bowfish for carp, but the trip was interrupted while they waited out incoming storms. After a half hour the weather moved on, and Isaacs was antsy to get back on the water.
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1 week ago | 
outdoorlife.com | Alice Jones Webb
Seventeen-year-old Riley Isaacs from Bradleyville, Missouri, arrowed a record-book redear sunfish while bowfishing Lake Taneycomo on April 18. Isaac’s panfish, which weighed in at 2 pounds 3 ounces, is Missouri’s first state record fish of 2025. The teen was initially taking a group who wanted to bowfish for carp, but the trip was interrupted while they waited out incoming storms. After a half hour the weather moved on, and Isaacs was antsy to get back on the water.
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1 week ago | 
sports.yahoo.com | Alice Jones Webb
Seventeen-year-old Riley Isaacs from Bradleyville, Missouri, arrowed a record-book redear sunfish while bowfishing Lake Taneycomo on April 18. Isaac’s panfish, which weighed in at 2 pounds 3 ounces, is Missouri’s first state record fish of 2025. The teen was initially taking a group who wanted to bowfish for carp, but the trip was interrupted while they waited out incoming storms. After a half hour the weather moved on, and Isaacs was antsy to get back on the water.
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2 weeks ago | 
outdoorlife.com | Alice Jones Webb
Three years after harvesting his last gobbler, legendary outdoorsman and Mossy Oak patriarch Fox Haas notched another turkey tag this spring, rolling out before daylight in a golf cart turkey blind. A now-viral Instagram post from Mossy Oak shows the 94-year-old turkey hunter seated in the improvised blind, beaming behind a longbeard. Born in 1930, Haas grew up in Mississippi during a time when wild turkeys were scarce.
