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Letters To The Editor: May 2024
‘Enjoyed Meeting The New DNR Leadership Team Dear GON, As a long-time subscriber to GON, I especially enjoyed the informative article about the new DNR commissioners. Hunting and shooting are lifelong interests, and I really appreciate the unique opportunities that we have in Georgia. GON does a remarkable job of keeping us informed about so…
Read MoreRealtree Kids: May 2024
GON’s Trophy Room – April 2024
Since Georgia Outdoor News magazine started in 1987, we have continuously enjoyed sharing the accomplishments of others. Some months we’ll receive hundreds of pictures of happy hunters and anglers every year who just want to share their accomplishments. We are truly blessed that so many loyal Georgians think enough of GON to share with us about what they’ve accomplished.…
Read MoreRealtree Kids: April 2024
Bottom of the Ninth… The Story of “Trespasser”
By David Hornback My heart pounded on this cold, rainy January day as I watched the buck I had been hunting for two seasons walk toward me. I am an avid bowhunter, and my story began two years ago when a special 3-year-old buck walked in front of my camera. He was beautiful—a perfect main-frame…
Read MoreLetters To The Editor: April 2024
Great Job On Turkey Article Dear GON, GON has always had great writers and staff. Always. There has been a tradition of great writing and great stories. However, the story published by DDJ (Donald Devereaux Jarrett) in the February 2024 issue of GON called “Finding Memories” is definitely one of the very best ever, in…
Read MoreGeorgia Spy Cam – April 2024
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Read MoreScrapbook – April 2024
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Read MoreWest Point Bass Fishing Report – March 14, 2024
Bass: Guide Keith Hudson reports, “After last week’s heavy rains and the water rising to above full pool briefly, becoming a minefield of debris, the lake is back down to slightly above winter level and pretty heavily stained overall. You may find some clearer water in the back halves of major creeks as the runoff clears. Also,…
Read MoreScrapbook – March 2024
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