
Alice Jones Webb
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Alice Jones Webb
Alice Jones WebbThu, April 17, 2025 at 12:00 PM UTC2 min readPredator-prey interactions unfold in the wild every day, but few humans get the chance to watch them play out firsthand. A trail cam video posted to the Trailcampro YouTube channel last month delivers a rare and brutal look at nature in action, showing a black bear discovering and killing a newborn whitetail fawn. The footage, timestamped May 23, 2024, opens with a tender scene: a whitetail doe grooming a wobbly-legged fawn.
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1 week ago |
outdoorlife.com | Alice Jones Webb
Predator-prey interactions unfold in the wild every day, but few humans get the chance to watch them play out firsthand. A trail cam video posted to the Trailcampro YouTube channel last month delivers a rare and brutal look at nature in action, showing a black bear discovering and killing a newborn whitetail fawn. The footage, timestamped May 23, 2024, opens with a tender scene: a whitetail doe grooming a wobbly-legged fawn.
This Happened to Me: I Severed My Artery While Quartering an Elk and Almost Bled Out on the Mountain
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yahoo.com | Alice Jones Webb
Alice Jones WebbMon, April 14, 2025 at 3:22 PM UTC13 min readWe were seven days into an Idaho elk hunt when my buddy Mitch and I decided to split up. Usually, we hunt together, but we were having a hard time finding elk, so Mitch headed for the front side of the mountain, and I decided to hike in six miles from the trailhead to a spot where I’d killed a nice bull a few years before. I took off early on Sept.
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2 weeks ago |
ourcommunitynow.com | Alice Jones Webb
Share Updated April 9, 2025: The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has shut down bluefin tuna fishing at Jennette’s Pier in Nags Head, North Carolina. A pier spokesperson confirmed to Outdoor Life that a NOAA officer visited Jennette’s Tuesday morning. This was after several local anglers had hooked or caught bluefins there, both from the pier and from their personal kayaks, over the weekend.
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2 weeks ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Alice Jones Webb
Fishing is usually hot on Jennette’s Pier this time of year, with anglers hooking plenty of croaker, bluefish, and sizable red drum. But landing deep-sea fish like bluefin tuna there is unheard of. Bluefin don’t typically show up 1,000 feet from the sand. But someone apparently forgot to tell the fish that.
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