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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. 20 Years Ago: Coyotes Attack Monroe County Jogger: It’s like something you’d see on the 1990s TV series When Animals Attack! A…
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: The photos in this story were sent in by an anonymous person 30 years ago. It was of a…
Squirrel season is now underway, dove opens Sept. 7, and our whitetail archery kicks off mid month. I always try to keep in good shape throughout the summer to make sure I’m on top of my game for the fall hunting season. I’ve logged about 50 miles on a local mountain with a full…
Final conclusion: it’s y’all. Yep. After a month of sorting through all things 2024 Outdoor Blast, what I enjoyed most about the four-day (for me) honeycomb of hoopla was meeting and greeting our people: you. Thanks. Hope you enjoyed it as much as I did. Which is highly doubtful. I’ve made this statement concerning Georgia…
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Send photographs to [email protected] and please include name, subscriber number, hometown, county, date and details.
Camden County: Several Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs) in Georgia have special antler restrictions. One of those WMAs with quality-buck antler minimums is the relatively new 27,000-acre Ceylon WMA in southeast Georgia south of Brunswick. Firearms deer hunting at Ceylon is by quota only, and a buck is only legal if it has four points on…
The year was 1994, and folks in middle and south Georgia still talk about it. Tropical Storm Alberto stalled over Georgia, dumping incredible amounts of rain and causing destructive flooding. Here are a few examples of what the state looked like 30 years ago after the flood hit. Lake Blackshear: Nowhere did sportsmen see the…
One of the great outdoor opportunities in Georgia is the abundance of hiking and biking trails. They’re a great way to enjoy the scenery, see wildlife and stay in shape. It’s important to be in strong physical condition throughout the year, and it pays off throughout the upcoming hunting seasons. Although the weather this summer…
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