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Georgia Mentor Competition: Tim Butler

Mentor Background: Tim Butler: “I am a proud father, husband and outdoorsman. We own land in Talbot County, Ga. and northwest Nebraska. Spending time in the woods or the fields with my wife, kids and friends is a constant reminder of the greatness the outdoors offers.” Mentee Background: Quinn Butler, a 10-year-old who attends Morgan County…

Georgia Mentor Competition: Nathaniel McCurry

Mentor Background: Nathaniel McCurry: “I have been hunting since the age of 10, and I am 39 now. My love for the outdoors is unlike any other. I am hoping my son follows in my footsteps.” Mentee Background: Gavin McCurry, who shot his first deer ever this year. By Nathaniel McCurry I carried Gavin out…

Georgia Mentor Competition: Donald Brooks

Mentor Background: Donald Brooks: “I am a program director for Truth In Nature, an outdoor ministry that mentors teen boys from single-parent families.” Mentee Background: Daniel Novak. Donald says, “Daniel has been in our program for three years. His father passed away when he was 2 years old. He shot his first and second deer…

Georgia Mentor Competition: Stacey Scarboro

Mentor Background: Stacey Scarboro: “Born and raised in Georgia, hunting and fishing while growing up. I have started hunting again to make sure my children can have the same experiences I did enjoying the outdoors.” Mentee Background: Thomas Scarboro: Stacey says, “Safe firearms training at home and recently completed his hunter-education certification.” By Stacey Scarboro…

Georgia Mentor Competition: David Kidd

Mentor Background: David Kidd: “I am a Lifetime member of QDMA and a Level 2 Deer Steward through their certification program. I began hunting in my late 20s and enjoy taking others hunting especially first time hunters. Mentee Background: Edwin Louis: “I have been interested in deer hunting for a long time and did not know…

Gander Mountain Liquidation Sale

After 57 years of business, it has been announced that all Gander Mountain stores will be liquidating their inventory, due to their recent buyout by Camping World. After this liquidation sale, only about 70 stores will remain in business. This number may grow after Camping World evaluates each store and its profitability. All items including firearms,…

Hunters Rate 2015 Deer Season “Poorest”Since 2012

By GON Staff Through the GON cover ballot on the January cover, we once again gave sportsmen the opportunity to rate their deer seasons. In addition, readers also could answer three pertinent hunting-related questions. The survey results from those three questions are on pages 91, 96 and 99. Over the last decade in GON’s Rate…

Alabama-Made Scent Patrol Eliminates Human Odor

Scent Patrol was developed by wildlife professionals after years of research. When used properly, even dogs cannot trail you. Human scent is totally eliminated, and Scent Patrol keeps you undetected by deer and other animals while hunting. When first used, Scent Patrol has a pleasant odor that disappears within 10 seconds, taking all your scent…

Tree Snaps With Hunter 45 Feet Off The Ground In Climbing Stand

On October 23, Jeff Sutton, 42, of Barnesville went hunting on a lease in Lamar County near Milan. At about 4:15 on a windy after- noon, Jeff left his truck and walked 15 minutes to a small, overgrown swampy area about 20 yards wide that was the low spot between three soybean fields. In that…

Georgia Alligator Hunting Results

Alligator pictures continued to pour into the GON office last month as hunters with coveted gator tags continued to try and fill their one-tag limit during the Sept. 9 to Oct. 1, 2006 alligator hunting season. Lake Seminole continues its reputation of being one of the very best places in this state to kill a gator —…

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