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Last month we told you Holden Hines won the GON Youth Shoot-Out at the Outdoor Blast. The 14-year-old from Macon wasted little time in getting up to Adventure Outdoors in Smyrna to make good on the $3,000 shopping spree that he won. Holden chose a Beretta shotgun and a Christensen Arms rifle, two prizes that’ll…
Hunting Buddy Lost To COVID, Buck Taken In His Honor Dear GON, I lost my best friend Andrew Cantrell due to COVID three before opening weekend of bow season. We talked every day, a lot about deer and hunting. I planted my food plot in Barrow County the day before he passed, and that was…
A Coat Of Many Seasons Archery deer season began last month, and I always enjoy watching deer on their leisurely early season saunters through the woods. It amazes me at the camouflage effect the hair provides for them with each season. I find it interesting that they are called “whitetails” since most of the time…
Dale had been working on a new carport for a few weeks at his parent’s house when he noticed something about the neighbor’s house. Dale went to his friend who worked as a local realtor asking him if he knew what to do if someone else was protruding on their place. Protruding? Like a tree…
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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. Putnam County: During routine patrol on Dec. 6, 2020, Sgt. Matt Garthright pulled into the Sugar Creek public boat ramp on Lake…
“Just once,” I wheedled Dylan. “We’ve never tried it before. There ain’t any other option. And it’s what’s known as an adventure.” Probably should have left off that last statement, because he’s heard it all his life. And our “adventures” sometimes tend to turn out not so sporty… Here’s the deal: I had never been…
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