Game And Fish Magazine

2 weeks ago | gameandfishmag.com | Scott Haugen

I'm often asked what my favorite days are to hunt spring turkeys. After 39 years of turkey hunting, I still have a lot to learn, but during that time I've acquired some solid working knowledge. If I had just one day to try and tag a spring turkey it would be opening day. I scout for turkeys year-round, both physically and with the aid of trail cameras. Three weeks before the season, I'm scouting nearly every day so that come the season opener, I know exactly where I want to be.

3 weeks ago | gameandfishmag.com | Matt Crawford

From remote mountain tops to spectacular ocean beaches-and plenty of places in between-the Northeast's diverse landscape has thousands of campgrounds all within a few hours' drive. Whether you prefer pitching a tent on some public dirt or rolling your tricked-out Sprinter into a private campground, here's a look at 10 great camping spots in the region.

3 weeks ago | gameandfishmag.com | Alex Suescun

With weather conditions improving and the end of the school year within sight, now is the time to plan your next family camping adventure, the success which could very well hinge on your choice of tent. To help you pick one that will provide both the desired shelter and the room and features to keep everyone happy and comfortable, here are 10 suggestions to suit different budgets.

3 weeks ago | gameandfishmag.com

Hunters are seeing good turkey behavior in the South, while hunters in the West, East and Midwest need to get geared up and out scouting for opening day.

1 month ago | gameandfishmag.com | Scott Haugen

A big tom walked by a cell trail camera placed on a timbered ridge. Twenty minutes later, it popped up on another trail camera a quarter mile down the ridge. Knowing which game trail the tom was traveling, I wasted no time. I was already in the field, less than 10 minutes away. I got ahead of the tom, hiked down a hill, across a creek bottom and up the other side. I sat against a fat Douglas fir tree where two trails met and made subtle hen yelps. No decoy was used.