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“That Friend May Be A Poacher” Struck A Nerve Dear GON, First let me say I love your magazine! I have been a long-time subscriber. I just read the article in this October issue written by Susan Lindsey entitled, “That Friend May Be A Poacher.” I must say, I was angry at those who betrayed…
Well October has flown by, which means the annual deer rut cranking up for many readers. GON does a great job with a detailed rut map based on historical data. Nothing in life, and surely not in hunting, is assured, but the map gives us a pretty good idea on the timing of the rut.…
By Capt. Sam Williams Thursday, Oct. 5 turned out to be a beautiful day on Lake Eufaula as we prepared for 33 special-needs’ children to arrive and enjoy a day of fishing with some great volunteers to assist them. Each child received a special T-shirt, a rod and reel and a tackle box to keep.…
Dayton Cannon, of Cochran, has had an exceptional year in 2023, killing two record-class bucks with a bow, a 140-inch typical and a 195-inch non-typical. Both bucks were killed in Bleckley County. On Oct. 12, he was in a stand in a hardwood bottom when a huge 9-pointer came easing down the trail at 5:30…
The Conservation LE Corner is designed to highlight the efforts of Georgia DNR Law Enforcement Division (LED) officers who, among their many duties, protect Georgia’s wildlife, sportsmen and natural resources from game-law violators. The following account is provided from DNR LED. Dodge County: On Nov. 21, 2021, Sgt. Clint Martin, Cpl Dan Stiles and Game…
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Never been much of a “list” guy; I bore too easily. Tend to quickly become over/under—and mostly under—whelmed by too many facts and figures spouted forth by someone seeking to validate their existence or self-absorbed place in the overall scheme of things. (Y’all didn’t see all that high-horse rhetoric coming, now did you?) Plain. That’s…
The years haven’t been kind to rabbit hunters in Georgia. In the 1960s, there were 117,000 of them and they could knock on most any farmhouse and get permission to hunt with a deal of sharing their harvest. They were good at what they did, too. They harvested about 1.7 million rabbits each season. Then,…
With deer season in full swing this month, many anglers trade rods for rifles in hopes of killing a big-horned buck… maybe even one that might end up getting them in the GON Truck-Buck Shoot-Out. However, when the crisp November fog clears each morning, you won’t find Tyler Bean in a deer stand. As a…
There’s an old saying I was raised around: “If mama ain’t happy, nobody’s happy.” Well, that pretty much holds true for a partnership between a hired trapper and a landowner, although I’m not too sure who plays mama more… I haven’t been trapping as long as most of the guys I’ve been blessed to meet…
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