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Steve Gilliland

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Strategies of the Hunt

My supervisor from years ago lived in a community along Kannapolis Lake. He would tell me stories about the numerous deer that were always...

The Morel of the Story

Although Kansas is not known for its mushroom hunting, morel mushrooms can be found here, and rain expected for this week followed by warm...

Canaries in the Water

Many a good fisherman has cut his or her “teeth” on bluegills, often catching them from a farm pond with nothing but a hook...

Tree Top Turkey

Today, as I sit here at my computer, not sure whether I’m gonna’ hunt turkeys this year or not, one spring turkey hunt from...

Up with the Chickens

Trail cameras and talking with land owners are both great ways to access wildlife numbers and locations, but whether hunting deer, turkeys or coyotes,...

Wildlife Math; Count the Tracks and Divide by Four

I remember an old gag from my high school days; when you were with a carload of people and came to a railroad crossing,...

Spring Turkey Hunting Sickness

I used to get really excited about this time each year at the thought of spring turkey season; not so much anymore. I still...

Survival of the Fastest

One October a few years ago, I watched a large number of hawks following combines through a soybean field, snatching up rodents kicked out...

You Never Know what You Might be Missing

I saw an old friend in town the other day and he asked how I had done trapping last year. I told him I...

Pepe Le Pew, we Smell You!

A term often used around Christmas and Thanksgiving is “Seasonal Smells,” meaning scents like pumpkin pie, roasting turkey and the scent of pine; pleasant...

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