T
o most, falling temperatures and
leaves are a dismal bell, tolling the
coming of winter. They retreat to
the warmth of their homes and
prepare for the long cold months
ahead.
For outdoorsmen, the changing colours
bring excitement. We’ve been waiting all year
long for their return because they tell us one
thing – hunting season is here!
For months we’ve been scouting, tracking
and target practicing, all in preparation of
that one moment. We’ve been dreaming of
it all year. The chase, the shot, the delicious
meals to follow.
To help maximize your odds this season
we’ve asked our contributors for their tips
and advice on how to close your tags.
With all the hype of hunting season, it
may be easy to forget that fall also presents
some of the best fishing of the year. Taking
advantage of the fall feeding frenzy just might
yield that trophy fish you’ve been hunting all
season.
Whether your quarry wears antlers or
fins, we remind you to always be ethical and
environmentally conscientious in everything
you do.
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Wild Guide Publisher and CEO
Brad McCann
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