Your Obsession

Feed Your Obsession

This is your destination for all things outdoors, and the captivating content that keeps you educated, inspired and informed. Whether you’re preparing for your next successful season by picking up new tips and techniques, or just browsing our articles and videos for your viewing entertainment, there’s always something worthwhile here for you to take in and enjoy.

Filter

GameKeepers’ Guns: Sighting in your Rifle with a Shooting Bench

Sighting in your rifle is arguably the most important aspect of your hunt. If you are going to put in all of the time, money, and effort into having the right opportunity for a harvest, then why skip out on sighting in your rifle? Learn the best way to sight in your rifle and how using a bench rest can help you accomplish the perfectly sighted in rifle.

Big Game, Deer, How-To, Mossy Oak Gamekeepers, Firearm

Small-Batch Venison Sausage

When you think about making venison sausage, it’s easy to envision a garage full of hunting buddies, hundreds of pounds of meat, and tables loaded with sausage-making hardware. Getting a big group together to process all your deer is fun and efficient, but don’t rule out small-batch homemade venison sausage. Whether you have a pile of unused sausage scraps lying around from last season, or you need to use up some neglected steaks or roasts

Deer, Wild Game Recipes, Ingredient Wild

Mossy Oak Joins Scentless Hunter and Scentless Huntress to Offer New Hair and Body Care Products

Mossy Oak, in conjunction with Southern Racks Outdoors, is launching a new, innovative line of scentless hair and body care products.

Big Game, Deer, Mossy Oak Bottomland, Gear, News

Growing Big Deer: Nutrition’s Effect on Antler and Body Size

Research has shown time and time again the importance of nutrition for white-tailed deer to fulfill their genetic potential for body growth and antler size. Maintaining appropriate deer densities, habitat management, and supplemental food plantings are all management activities routinely practiced by gamekeepers to improve diet quality for deer. However, what if we told you that not only is a deer a product of what it eats, but also what its mother and grandmother ate!?

Deer, How-To, Mossy Oak Gamekeepers, BioLogic

Improving Seed Germination

Seed germination and seedling survival are obviously vital to a successful planting. One reason for planting failure we see is seedling death due to lack of moisture after the seed has germinated.

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

Jordan Lee’s Five Best Bass Baits for Summer and Early Fall

Jordan Lee tells us his favorite summertime bass baits.

Fishing, Mossy Oak Elements Agua, Gear

Equipment for Antelope Hunting

Longtime, avid hunter for all species, Parrey Cremeans, provides his list of equipment for a successful and comfortable antelope hunt. Creameans is from Redding, California, he first started hunting antelope in 1985 and is a member of Mossy Oak’s ProStaff.

Big Game, Mossy Oak Mountain Country, Mossy Oak Break-Up Eclipse, Gear, Bow

Parrey Cremeans' First Hunt of the Season: Antelope

Longtime, avid hunter for all species, Parrey Cremeans, is from Redding, California. He first started hunting antelope in 1985 and is a member of Mossy Oak’s ProStaff.

Big Game, Mossy Oak Mountain Country, Bow

Pursuit Channel Tracking at Record Pace

Nielsen audience reporting from June 2018 continues to endorse Pursuit Channel as the category’s value leader in big-audience influence with its verification of 6,896,007 million unique viewers for that month.

News, MOOSE Media

Piggyback Rider Now Offering Limited-Edition Model in Mossy Oak

Piggyback Rider® and Mossy Oak have officially partnered to offer a limited-edition standing child carrier model in America’s No. 1 Camo*, Mossy Oak Break-Up Country.

Mossy Oak Break-Up Country, Gear, News

Kevin VanDam Makes More Casts When Bass Fishing

Kevin VanDam of Kalamazoo, Michigan, is the winningest bass pro ever with $6,402,476 in Bassmaster winnings and 25 Tournament wins . I think the reason I’ve been so consistent in tournament winnings is that I probably fish faster and make more casts in tournaments than other anglers do. Although I fish fast, my lure presentation is not always fast. This technique that I’ve developed enables me to find bass quicker and find more productive places

Fishing, Mossy Oak Elements Agua

Taiga Coolers Offering 25% Off Sale on Mossy Oak Coolers

Taiga Coolers will extend their summer cooler sale into the hunting seasons of fall. All Mossy Oak Coolers from Taiga Coolers currently available are included in the sale.

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

Mossy Oak Receives QDMA’s 2018 Corporate Achievement Award

Mossy Oak CEO and founder Toxey Haas and Senior Vice President Ronnie “Cuz” Strickland accepted QDMA’s 2018 Corporate Achievement Award in an announcement made at the QDMA 2018 National Convention.

Deer, Mossy Oak Break-Up Country, News, Mossy Oak

Captain’s Braised Wild Turkey Legs

I’ll never stop preaching the value of wild turkey legs in my meat gospel. You’ll get upwards of two pounds of boned-out meat from those “tough” legs. And yes, they are tough—but that’s why you should braise them. Braising is the saving grace for cooking any lean wild game meat. Braised wild turkey leg meat is awesome for cold sandwiches, soup, tacos, nachos, or just a quick forkful of protein when you’re famished after a

Turkey, Wild Game Recipes, Ingredient Wild

The Differences Between Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass

While there are many differences between these two bass species, there are also a lot of similarities. One of the main questions is; “How do you tell them apart?” The quickest way is to look at how far their mouth extends back. The back of the mouth extends well beyond the eye when viewing a largemouth’s profile, while the mouth of a smallmouth bass will stop about even with the middle of its eye.

Fishing, How-To

Latest Content

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

Explore All Posts