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Contents: Places Under The Stars (The special charm of a hunting or fishing camp may be recalled with a smile…or a shudder), Ice Fishing As A Spectator Sport (This sport is a slow-moving drama of endurance, patience and hope), Leaders Of The Packs (Hauling mass is part of the outdoor tradition. Here are three packs that can stand the load), Blank Days (There are days when you get a fish on nearly every cast. And then there are days…), Changing The Rules – Part One (Fishing regulations are more complex than ever, but the end result may be better fishing) Departments – Cheers & Jeers (You know what we think. Here’s what you think), Upfront (Are nonresident hunters getting ripped off?), Hill Country (It’s a matter of doing the right thing – when no one is looking), Conservation (The growing rule of ignorance in environmental issues), Fishing Techniques (Two rigs that will catch more Walleyes), Humor (A word of advice to Moose hunters: Don’t!), How It’s Done (From wood scraps to hand-crafted turkey calls), Gearing Up (A faster way to sight in your gun…), Wildlife Management (“Adopt a flock” can help Turkeys get through severe winters), Fishing (This just might be “The Year of the Reel”), Shooting (If you want to be great in ’98, read on), Boating (Make the most of the space in your boat), Vehicles (How to find the hidden performance in your 4×4), Food (Add some bayou spice to your life), Gun Dogs (Is the pudelpointer the most versatile hunting breed?), F&S Tips (Listen and learn before you call gamebirds), F&S Classic (Under a volcano: a narrow escape from death), Solunar Tables (Major and minor feeding times of game and fish), Finally…(The importance of a mounted Trout in marriage) Midwest News – January brings a mixed bag to sportsmen, with opportunities ranging from Wisconsin’s winter Grouse to Oklahoma saugeyes and Iowa after Pheasant hunting, Minnesota still has Trout fishing and we pinpoint some hotspots for Indiana Steelhead.
Issue: January 1998
Condition: Very Good