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Inline Muzzleloader Components & Maintenance

A newly introduced bill in New Jersey requires hunters to provide 24-hour written notice to all property owners and occupants of properties that share a boundary with where the individual is planning on hunting. Missing a notification will result in a $300 fine for a first offense and a $1,500 fine and loss of their hunting license on any subsequent offense.

Amazing footage of a Grizzly bear in Alaska.please like and share this video also follow us here.

In this video, I demonstrate two methods of tying the perfection loop: an easy, simple, and strong loop knot commonly used for fishing.

A black bear and its cub drink and take a dip in a water catchment.(Arizona Game and Fish Department) (Pinal County, Arizona) Four recently constructed artificial watering holes in the Superstition Mountains and two in the Mescal Mountains ensure black bears, golden eagles, bighorn sheep and other thirsty wildlife have plenty to drink during the state’s 27th year of drought.

Part 2 of the muzzleloader series. Here I talk about the different powder and projectiles for an inline muzzleloader. If you missed part 1 here is the link: <a href="https://youtu.be/WXmRxc9n5nE">https://youtu.be/WXmRxc9n5nE</a>

In this video, Scott talks about sighting in his muzzleloaders and the differences between each one he has. They are simple rifles and so useful. He will have a few other parts to this series, with the next one being about the projectiles the muzzleloaders use.

In February, the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission voted to allow to limited permit-only hunting opportunities in three bear sanctuaries, covering an area of 92,500 acres of mountainous forest. Bear hunting has been banned in North Carolina’s Panther town-Bonas Defeat, Standing Indian and Pisgah Bear sanctuaries since 1971.The sanctuaries are set to open to hunters later in 2022.

Georgia legislature has passed legislation that would permit the year-round hunting and trapping of raccoons and opossums in order to save a declining wild turkey population. The bill passed the Georgia State House Chamber in February by a 141-17 vote, and it passed the State Senate on March 17 by a 44-10 vote. It is now waiting to be signed into law by Gov. Brian Kemp.

Crazy Cajuns Go Duck Hunting From a Fan Boat in Venice, Louisiana

A hunter from Texas - Mike Smith, aged 57 - was taking a hunting trip in Florida recently, when he managed to bag a legendary local gator. Smith was hunting between Ft. Myers and Lake Okeechobee on March 7.

In this video me and my friend go ice fishing on some local ponds and we catch some crappie, perch, and bluegill.

Shot on a macro lens is a green praying mantis eating and hunting.

Feral hogs are not native to the United States. They were introduced to the United States in the 1500s by settlers as a source of food. Their populations have expanded from about 17 states to at least 39 over the last three decades with as many as 9 million feral hogs across the country.

Eastern sandhill cranes, once a common sight in Wisconsin were almost hunted to extinction with only 25 breeding pairs left in the 1930s. Decades of conservation efforts and curtailed hunting helped the population rebound to nearly 95,000 as of 2020.

Ohio Department of Natural Resources proposed a reduction to the 2022 fall wild turkey hunting season by three weeks. As per the proposal, Ohio’s fall wild turkey season will begin Saturday, October 15, and end Sunday, November 13, a reduction of 21 days compared to the 2021 fall season.