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Alex Rutledge’s Successful System for Hunting Deer
At this writing in late July, we’re about 6 weeks out from the beginning of Missouri’s bow season. My first hunt will be in southern Missouri. I don’t go jump in a tree stand because I think I’m going to take a buck. I have a system I use that dictates when and where I hunt, and that system is primarily based on trail-camera information and visual observation.
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Big Game, Deer, Mossy Oak Break-Up Country, Mossy Oak Bottomland, Mossy Oak
Toxey Haas Looks at Mossy Oak’s Future - English Labrador Retrievers and Nature’s Golf
We will continue to do the will of the consumer and the team of great people that I work with at Mossy Oak. We have an extremely-long list of projects that we want to become involved in for the future, but we've started building now. We’re going to raise, breed and train a Mossy Oak line of hunting dogs. Another new project that we’re excited about is building a new golf course called Mossy Oak’s
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Conservation, Mossy Oak Bottomland, Mossy Oak, Mossy Oak Gamekeeper Kennels, Mossy Oak Golf
Taking Home a Memory of a Lifetime and a Gobbler for the Table
Since the hunt is over when you squeeze the trigger, why not get the most fun, excitement and joy that you can out of a turkey hunt? By being a little bit more patient and watching that turkey do all he can do before he leaves, or you harvest him, and waiting on the turkey to fight the decoy and then watching that fight, I think takes turkey hunting to an all together different level.
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Big Game, Turkey, Mossy Oak Bottomland, Mossy Oak Obsession, Mossy Oak
Wait for the Fight to Get the Most from Your Turkey Hunt
In my opinion, the single most-important ingredient to have a successful turkey hunt is not your calling ability or the way you position your decoys - it’s learning and practicing patience. Any turkey hunter who has been hunting turkeys for any length of time has had at least three or four turkeys that he’s thought have left and aren't coming in that have spooked when he’s gotten up and not seen them.
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Big Game, Turkey, Mossy Oak Bottomland, Mossy Oak Obsession, Mossy Oak
J.J. Kent Says to Change Your Decoy Spread Each Time You Set Up to Call Gobblers
During the spring, our Rio Grande turkeys have a set pattern. They gobble from the roost. Then when they come off the roost, the hens will come to them, and they’ll often breed the hens close to the roost tree. When they find a hen to breed, or they learn that none of the hens want to breed, the next thing they do is go and feed. To take a turkey, you’ve either got to
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Big Game, Turkey, Mossy Oak Bottomland, Mossy Oak Obsession, Mossy Oak, Firearm
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