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Contents: A Conservation Agenda For The Outdoors (How you can make your voice heard on three critically important issues through the TMM Conservation Council), Just One More (The last flight of a Ruffled Grouse is the season’s parting gesture), Periwinkles And Pickle Jars (For two fledgling fisherman, the procurement of all manner of bait bordered on an art form), The Flies Of Winter (The weather may be frigid, but fly fishing for Trout can still be a worthwhile pursuit), Black-Belt Bucks (The only way you could not take a Whitetail in Alabama is to choose not to), Super-Shallow Cranking (Discover the super techniques for working new thin-water lures, and tantalize Bass in hard-to-fish waters), The Cougar Makes A Comeback (Once near extinction, the Cougar is thriving, to the point where it’s growing numbers have created real problems), Trends In Sporting Travel (All signs point to new directions in sporting travel, to the benefit of hunters and fishermen), The Big Secret (Remote and pristine, Russia’s fabled Ponoy River has been opened to foreign Salmon anglers), Saga Of The One-Eyed Bull (He could not be defeated by any man. In the end, he was brought down by the force that conquers us all), Carl Akeley: The Man Who Loved Africa (Fearing that wild Africa would soon be gone, this great taxidermist set out to save a record of its glory), Luring Bass (The more lures you know how to use to best effect, the more Bass you’ll catch) Midwest Edition – Fast shooting action for Hares and Rabbits is a sure cure for wintertime blues. Also, fishing around the region’s cement jungles gives a new meaning to “city limits,” and in the Dakotas, there are new incentives to hunt predators. In “By The Way…,” more hunting opportunities in Michigan and North Dakota) Departments – Up Front, Cheers & Jeers, Conservation, Hill Country, Endangered Tradition, Fishing, Shooting, Vehicles, Boating, Solunar Tables, Tap’s Tips, Gun Dogs, Exit Laughing
Issue: January 1991
Condition: Very Good