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There’s no shopping in the outdoors

When my mom suggested that we have a mother-daughter day all I could do was roll my eyes and think of a dreaded, long day of shopping. Instead my mom put a piece of paper in front of me that said Outdoor Women Unlimited—OWU. It had all sorts of fun workshops we could take together. The classes I got excited over were Archery, Field Dog Class and Demo, Sticks to Staff, Outdoor Art, Canoeing/Kayaking and Fishing. The night before the event I could hardly sleep. This was the first time I was excited about getting up so early on a Saturday morning. The drive to the Southern Sportsman’s Lodge in Benton, Ala., was not long, and it...

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There’s no shopping in the outdoors

When my mom suggested that we have a mother-daughter day all I could do was roll my eyes and think of a dreaded, long day of shopping. Instead my mom put a piece of paper in front of me that said Outdoor Women Unlimited—OWU. It had all sorts of fun workshops we could take together. The classes I got excited over were Archery, Field Dog Class and Demo, Sticks to Staff, Outdoor Art, Canoeing/Kayaking and Fishing. The night before the event I could hardly sleep. This was the first time I was excited about getting up so early on a Saturday morning. The drive to the Southern Sportsman’s Lodge in Benton, Ala., was not long, and it...

Deer Facts

The North American deer family includes white-tailed, black-tailed and mule deer, elk, caribou, reindeer and moose.

The sizes of the members of this big family range from a mere 100-pound Coues whitetail at the small end of the spectrum to the largest of all members of the deer family, the Alaska/Yukon moose, which reaches 1,600 pounds or more. So, what do all the members of the deer family have in common? Several things. They all grow antlers that they shed in the late winter. With the exception of caribou and reindeer, only the males grow antlers...

 

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Deer Facts

The North American deer family includes white-tailed, black-tailed and mule deer, elk, caribou, reindeer and moose.

The sizes of the members of this big family range from a mere 100-pound Coues whitetail at the small end of the spectrum to the largest of all members of the deer family, the Alaska/Yukon moose, which reaches 1,600 pounds or more. So, what do all the members of the deer family have in common? Several things. They all grow antlers that they shed in the late winter. With the exception of caribou and reindeer, only the males grow antlers...

 

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Whitetail Deer can live anywhere

Whitetail deer are the most versatile big game animals on the North American continent...

 

 

Whitetail Deer can live anywhere

Whitetail deer are the most versatile big game animals on the North American continent...

 

 

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Owls are everywhere!

Owls are everywhere!
Owls are the birds of dreams, heard but not often seen. Most are nocturnal, and all are intelligent and curious. If you want to see them you will have to look at night. There are between 9 and 21 different species of owls that are residents of the United States. All owls are predators and eat rodents, birds, reptiles, fish and large insects...

 

 

Owls are everywhere!

Owls are everywhere!
Owls are the birds of dreams, heard but not often seen. Most are nocturnal, and all are intelligent and curious. If you want to see them you will have to look at night. There are between 9 and 21 different species of owls that are residents of the United States. All owls are predators and eat rodents, birds, reptiles, fish and large insects...

 

 

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