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Contents: Hunting – Let’s Stop Maligning Nonresident Hunters (The “dudes” more than pay their way), King Of The Hill (Bighorn Sheep – top trophy of the snow-capped regions), Mighty Duo: Trophies Every Hunter Wants (Moose – Techniques that work & Elk – Tactics for the high country), Fury On A Cold Beach (A kill-crazed Bear stalks a hunter), 1970 Sports Afield Big-Game Guide (State-by-state rundown of seasons, license costs and permits), .375 H&H MAGNUM: The Boomer With Zip (The best rifle for big and dangerous game), Varminting In Wide-Open Spaces (The action is fantastic in Nebraska’s Sand Hill), Float To A Spring Turkey (Sneak down a wilderness river), Double-Duty Bird Dog (Train your Quail dog to retrieve Doves) Fishing – The Southland’s Super Shad (The Ogeechee River: Georgia’s hot spot for Shad), Poison On Trout And Bass (Herre’s a hot dart fly anyone can make), Where The Tuna Run Half A Ton (World-record Tuna are waiting to be caught), The 10 Best Ways To Take Crappies Like These (Solid pointers to help you get early-season action), The Streams Of Home (The best fishing is often close to home), You Can Catch Ice-Water Bigmouths (The water’s cold, but the Bigmouths are hot), New Boats For Your Kind Of Fishing (A close look at what’s new in the market) Special Features – Build In Your Tackle Box (Build a tackle box for your boat), Rattler! (Learn the facts about this deadly denizen and protect yourself) Editors Report – What’s New At Remington And Winchester?, Report From Washington, Do Fish Become Lure Wary?, Catch A Killer, Knives For The Wilderness, Grouse Dog Performance Questions And Answers – Shooting, Letters, Sixth Annual Sports Afield State Fishing Awards Program, Sportsman’s Information Page, Sports Afield Where-To-Go Guide, Sportsman’s Quiz
Issue: February 1970
Condition: Very Good