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While some of the changes seem subtle, much has happened to some of the weapons we carry to the deer woods.
We have many deer seasons in Michigan and some of them were created especially for those who want to do their hunting with traditional or primitive weapons.
The bow and arrow season is the best example and it has been around for more than 50 years now. Michigan has more bow hunters than any other state and Michigan’s archers take more deer with the string and stick than the firearm hunters of many other states.
Continue reading ‘Northern Michigan hi-tech hunting: Weapon developments’
This column is intended for those considering their first Firearms Purchase. Given the current economic deterioating social condition in the US, many people who never considered owning a firearm have now decided to do so.
First let me highly encourage everyone to seek out a good NRA instructor to learn SAFETY. I won’t go into great detail as space doesn’t permit it but these are the Four Basic Safety Rules. Continue reading ‘Firearms for home defence and hunting’
Q: When is bow season, and when does rifle season begin?
A. Traditional bow hunting season opens on Oct. 1. If you’re a Michigan resident you know that Nov. 15 is when gun season starts. Rifle season lasts until Nov. 30, and then there is extended periods for muzzle loading … right into December. … It’s usually the second week into December.
Q: Before we get into rifle hunting safety, I’d like to discuss some changes expected for the 2009 hunting season. Any major changes effecting deer hunting enthusiasts? I suspect the baiting law still stands?
Continue reading ‘Using common sense best way to stay safe while hunting’
Guys and gals in camouflage green and fluorescent orange will likely be the norm here and across the state as big game rifle hunting season in Colorado gets underway this weekend.
The first rifle season for elk only begins Saturday, Oct. 10, and continues through Wednesday, Oct. 14. Licenses were by drawing only.
Continue reading ‘First big-game rifle season opens here this Saturday’
With acorns and apples dropping all around one of my tree stands I had been planning on spending the entire day perched in a tall sugar maple. The last time I went into that stand I busted a pair of does feeding under a big oak tree in the middle of the day. But when Mike called and started talking about heading out to spend a few hours hunting for ruffed grouse around some grown up farm fields, I quickly changed my mind.
“Every time I skirt around those fields to get into my tree stand lately, I kick up a couple grouse. It startles the heck out of me so it’s got to alert any deer in the area,” he said. “I’ve got a feeling we just might be able to get a bead on one if we drop just inside the woods and poke along the edge of those big fields… There’s a ton of apples and grapes in there and those partridge are all through there.”
Continue reading ‘Rollins: Hunting for partridge on edge of farm’
