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Hunting 15 Total Redneck Hunting and Fishing Tips
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By Will Brantley and T. Edward Nickens
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Your Wildest Dreams
Twenty big-game adventures you can actually afford. Plus, three other stories for planning your next trip
Q.How do you go about choosing a puppy for a hunting companion?—PMACC60 ANSWER THIS QUESTIONQ.What choke should I use for rabbit hunting with a 20 gauge and what size shot is best?—RayRay ANSWER THIS QUESTION
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From the Editors
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Heavey is the writer of Field & Stream’s popular backpage column, A Sportsman’s Life. He loves to deer hunt, hoard gear, and irritate David E. Petzal
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Canadian Parliament considers changing existing law
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Bourjaily is Field & Stream’s shotguns expert. He’s a big fan of sleeping in and shooting turkeys between 9 a.m. and noon.
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Three steps to better shotgunning, and why you should stick with your own gear
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Nickens is the resident Total Outdoorsman for F&S. He does it all: hunt, fish, camp, paddle, and survive. He cooks a mean biscuit, too.
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A sneak peek at the 221 ways to live large in the woods, on the water, and at the farm in Field & Stream’s all-new book, The Total Redneck Manual
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Vanish from view with these layout blind concealment tips
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Brantley is Field & Stream’s hunting editor. He’s hunted all over North America for just about everything. Also, he can skin a squirrel faster than you.
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A sneak peek at the 221 ways to live large in the woods, on the water, and at the farm in Field & Stream’s all-new book, The Total Redneck Manual
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This isn’t a warm-up, and this isn’t grandpa and tyke waiting against a tree stump. This is boat-sneaking, handgun-toting, 100-yard-shooting squirrel madness. And it’s some of the most fun you’ll have this fall
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The author heads to the dark north woods for a big-country trophy
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