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Improving and Managing Your Soil Health

When it comes to food plots, healthy soil is key. Mossy Oak discusses strategies for improving and managing your soil health.

Conservation, Land Management, BioLogic, Mossy Oak Gamekeepers

Fishing Shallow Water

In the 2019 Bassmaster Classic, I was catching quite a few bass in shallow water. But I was hooking them on the outside of their chins, making them extremely hard to land.

Fishing, Mossy Oak Elements Agua

The Basics of Starting Your Own Chicken Coop

Raising your own chickens offers a variety of benefits, including fresh eggs and delicious meat. Learn how to start your own chicken coop from Mossy Oak.

How-To

Gear Inspections: Taking Care of Your Tools After the Hunt—Including Your Hunting Dog

A successful hunt means properly caring for your hunting gear too. Read on to learn tips for taking care of your hunting dog and equipment after the hunt from Mossy Oak.

Gear, How-To, Mossy Oak Gamekeepers, Mossy Oak Gamekeeper Kennels

Mossy Oak Partners with OT Sports in Dynamic Pro Sports Apparel Partnership

OT Sports and Mossy Oak have partnered to add the camouflage patterns of Mossy Oak into professional sports markets for retail opportunities with fan jerseys and apparel and specialty jersey opportunities for professional players to wear during a game and later auction off for charity.

Gear, News

Six Tasks for When Hunting Season is Over

Now that hunting season is over, here are six off-season tasks you can do in the meantime. Read on for more from Mossy Oak.

Deer, Conservation, Land Management, How-To, BioLogic, Mossy Oak Gamekeepers

Pursuit Channel Viewership More Engaged

In the run-up to summer and fall 2019, Pursuit Channel has greater engagement with its audience than one of its primary competitors, Sportsman Channel. Pursuit Channel also delivers a larger amount of unduplicated viewers than Sportsman.

News, MOOSE Media

My Three Favorite River Baits with Brandon Palaniuk

To fish on a river, I want a lure that will be appropriate for the type of cover that I expect to find. This crankbait fits that niche.

Fishing, Mossy Oak Elements Agua, Gear

Mossy Oak® Armor Shields Now Available

Available now, Armor Shields is offering their custom Big Green Egg covers in four different Mossy Oak patterns.

Mossy Oak Break-Up Country, Mossy Oak Obsession, Mossy Oak Shadow Grass Blades, Mossy Oak Elements Agua, Gear, News

Three Lures for Beginner Bass Fishing

All anglers have to be concerned with the future generation of bass fishermen. I believe when a youngster begins bass fishing, he or she needs to catch a lot of bass, especially in the beginning.

Fishing

Stevens 301 In The Field

It is one thing to test a shotgun or rifle and put your thoughts on paper for folks to read and hopefully help them decide whether to purchase that item. When your six-year-old grandson decides to go turkey hunting and the weight is on you to decide if this is the right weapon for him, the stakes get a lot higher!

Turkey, Mossy Oak Break-Up Country, Mossy Oak Obsession, Firearm

Buy Any of 3 Veto Pro Pac Tool Bags in Mossy Oak and Get a Free Tool Pouch

The newest bags from Veto Pro Pac will start shipping very soon and as part of their Spring Promotion, now is your chance to purchase any of three eligible models and received a Veto Pro Pac TP4B Tool Pouch.

Mossy Oak Break-Up Country

Pan Fried Quail Over Mashed Sweet Potatoes

This is one of the tastiest, easy meals you will ever create. It only takes minutes to caramelize the spicy, sweet quail and have it over salad greens, sweet potatoes or grits and satisfy your most ravenous cravings.

Wild Game Recipes, Ingredient Wild

Improve Food Plot Success with Good Soil Stewardship

To be successful in food plot management, we must plan in advance and know what we are planting and where. Then and only then can we take advantage of factors like a healthy seed bed, liming in advance of planting, release of nutrients from prior crop stubble and banking (storing) soil moisture for the upcoming crop. With advance planning, we can utilize the soil itself to help reduce overall costs.

Conservation, Land Management, How-To, Mossy Oak Gamekeepers, BioLogic

How to Manage Roadsides to Benefit Wildlife

Mossy Oak discusses roadside management and how managing roadside vegetation can benefit wildlife.

Land Management, How-To, Mossy Oak Gamekeepers, Nativ Nurseries

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Instant Pot Squirrel Dumplings

This one-pot squirrel dumplings recipe is easy and delicious. A filling and satisfying dish, these dumplings really hit the spot!

Wild Game Recipes, Ingredient Wild

Tailgate Talks: Duck Hunting with Jim Ronquest

by Jessi Cole Walters Jim Ronquest is a certified legend in the waterfowl world. He's a world champion duck caller and a heckuva duck hunter. If there's anyone that can convince a mallard to come visit your little section of the flooded timber, it's Jimbo. Jimbo and Drake Waterfowl invited a group of writers down to Arkansas this December for a couple of days of world-class duck hunting at a storied waterfowl cabin aptly named

Tailgate Talks, Waterfowl

Remington Core-Lokt Copper Bullets Review

Our gun-guru and self-proclaimed “accuracy nut” Bill Gabbard is back to talk about and test Remington’s interesting new solid copper bullets.

Big Game, Deer, Predator, Gear

Late Winter Small Game Hunting

Beat the winter in-between seasons blues with squirrels, rabbits, and upland birds this year. Here’s our outline on hunting these small game critters.

Small Game

Assessing Your Property Post-Whitetail Season

A post-season assessment not only provides valuable insights into your land management efforts but also sets you up for success when the 2025 hunting season rolls around.

Deer, Land Management, Mossy Oak Gamekeepers

Pheasant and Cornbread Pancakes

I was asked to create my version of chicken and waffles, and this is what I came up with. This recipe is simple, delicious and will keep your spouse, kids or guest coming back for seconds.

Wild Game Recipes, Ingredient Wild, Mossy Oak Gamekeeper Butchery

BEARTOOTH by Callan Wink: Bottomland Book Club

Beartooth by Callan Wink is a novel that hunters and anglers alike will enjoy and find unputdownable.

Big Game, Bottomland Book Club, Deer

Predator Hunting in January: Capitalizing on Cold Weather and Hungry Coyotes

By Heath Wood December marks a prime time for predator hunters as the cold temperatures of late fall transition into winter, pushing coyotes into a heightened state of activity. Even though I enjoy coyote hunting all year and have had success throughout the year, December often marks the start of my “winter season” of coyote calling and is the beginning of what I believe to be the best time to hunt coyotes. With food sources

Predator, How-To, Video

3 Things to Know About Late-Season Buck Patterns

Understanding a few key patterns can give you an edge in the late season, setting you up for success when the pressure is on and the daylight hours are short.

Deer

Stand Hunting During Late Season Cold Snaps

Success requires mastering the art of patience, staying warm, controlling wind scent, and adapting to frigid winter conditions and, in some cases, snow-covered landscapes.

Deer

How to Extend Your Effective Shooting Distance

While shots can be missed at any distance, the further the shot is, the harder it is to make due to a broader range of influences.

Deer

Strategies For Hunting the "Second Rut"

Often, the first to mid-December, white-tailed does, and bucks go into what many hunters refer to as the second rut. Some hunters do not like to use the term second rut to describe the re-occurring breeding activities that occur during this time because the rutting activity is far different from that of the primary rut.

Deer, How-To

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