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Send photographs to [email protected] or 4331 Seven Islands Road, Madison, GA 30650. Include name, subscriber number, hometown, county and date.
Email your pics to [email protected]. Please include your name, GON subscriber number, hometown, county where the picture was taken, date, time and any interesting details for a caption.
Send us a picture of your GON Realtree Outdoor kid. Email image and caption details (name, hometown, age, and county where critter or fish was taken) to [email protected].
After months of watching deer hunting shows, reading stories on bowhunting and the latest on gear and technology, thousands of us will take to the field this month in the initial quest of harvesting a deer. Some of us will stay with the bow, while others will grab the smokepole in mid October and then…
Each month we turn back the clock to see what was being reported in the pages of GON—30, 20 and 10 years ago. Here’s a look back at stories that appeared in GON. 30 Years Ago: Sept. 1988 Harvest Record Shattered: Deer hit the ground big time in 1987. It was estimated that hunters shot…
Truck-Buck Contestant Lives Out Boyhood Dream Dear GON, I just wanted to send a note to tell you how much I enjoyed being part of the Truck-Buck contest. It had been a dream of mine since a little boy to be part of the contest, and it was everything and more of what I expected…
Send photographs to [email protected]. Include name, subscriber number, hometown, county and date.
Email your pics to [email protected]. Please include your name, GON subscriber number, hometown, county where the picture was taken, date, time and any interesting details for a caption. Print images can be mailed to GON Spy-Cam, 4331 Seven Islands Road, Madison, GA 30650.
Send us a picture of your GON Realtree Outdoor kid. Email image and caption details (name, hometown, age, and county where critter or fish was taken) to [email protected].
It hits me every year. It seems that as soon as the smoke of the Fourth of July fireworks dissipates, I start to think about the upcoming deer season. As my wife and I took a drive home one recent evening, we caught sight of a large doe, a spotted fawn and a buck feeding…
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