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Wildlife Pro Network To Host Live Podcast And Benefit Auction For Injured Hunter

Nick Pallo was involved in a tragic accidental shooting while conducting a night fox hunt on Dec 17, 2008. In short he needs extensive surgeries and most of all a chance to regain eyesight in his left eye.

The Wildlife Pro Network is doing a benefit Auction Online. Any vendors who want visibility for their products are encouraged to make a donation and allow us to auction off your item, presently we have 17
items for sale that may interest anyone here. The auction will start Sunday at 12 Pm and run through Jan 11, 2009. You can view what we already have on hand now at the auction site at
http://www.wildlifepro.net/group/wpnauctiontobenefitnickpallo Read the story »

Fall Turkeys: A Bird Of Another Feather – Scott Ellis

With summer winding down the arrival of archery, muzzle loading, early duck, and dove season is greatly anticipated. People are tuning bows, sighting scopes and plowing fields. It could also be a great time to tune those turkey calls for the upcoming fall season. Most states offer turkey as fair game during archery and all but a few offer a fall turkey season. (check your local game laws to verify your season and what is legal to take, gobbler, hen or both) Fall turkey hunting can definitely put your hunting skills to the test.

When most people hear turkey hunting they generally associate it with a strutting tom and the beautiful sound of a gobble during the spring. Learning the art of fall turkey hunting not only increases your chances of putting a bird in the freezer for Thanksgiving, it allows you to learn more about turkeys and how they live throughout the year, not solely during the mating season. Read the story »

“Average Joe’s Huntin’ Show”

Author’s note: As a hunter who’s a little sick of all the “monster this” and “monster that” stuff that’s become the focus of todays outdoor television programming, I was pleased to have made friends with a guy named Devin Juel, producer of a brand new TV show that is taking the nation by storm. I think like most hunters do…that REAL hunting by non-pros is tougher than what we see on TV and this guy is a credit to the American outdoorsman…and I think we need to share this so others can jump on the bandwagon.

By Blaine Cardilli

New Reality Hunting Show Focuses on Everyday Hunters

There’s a new guy on the block and his name is Devin Juel… creator, chief executive manager, and host of the new reality-based hunting program, “Average Joe’s Huntin’ Show”. Devin’s “baby” is “Headbone Productions” and he created it because he, (like many of us), was tired of the same old hype that was circulating throughout the outdoor television industry and he decided to make a bold change by stepping up to the plate and creating the “Average Joe’s Huntin’ Show”. In the “About Us” section of his website, (www.averagejoeshuntinshow.com), Devin relates the following about his goals for the show compared to what he currently sees… Read the story »

Oral Arguments On Motion To Dismiss MSSA v. Holder Scheduled

Oral argument has been scheduled in MSSA v. Holder (Montana Shooting Sports Association v. Eric Holder, U.S. Attorney General) concerning the U.S. Motion to Dismiss., for Thursday, July 15th, at 9 AM, by U.S. Magistrate Judge Jeremiah Lynch.

You should remember that MSSA v. Holder is our lawsuit to validate the principles of the Montana Firearms Freedom Act.

We don’t know yet which courtroom in the federal courthouse in Missoula will be used. Whatever one is used it would be great for the spectator area to be fully occupied. It should be an interesting day.

Several folks have asked if cameras or video recorders are allowed. I’m told that no recording devices are allowed in a federal courtroom (at least in Missoula).

Gary Marbut, president
Montana Shooting Sports Association
http://www.mtssa.org
author, Gun Laws of Montana
http://www.mtpublish.com

Important Notice To Michigan Bear Hunting Guides

Guides and outfitters in Michigan should take heed that beginning in 2010 there will be enforcement of the law that requires all commercial guides and outfitters to obtain a Special Use Permit if they intent to hunt bears on State Lands. For more information about commercial guide land use permits, see this link.

Update: June 1, 2010

It has been brought to my attention that commercial guides and outfitters who plan to use the National Forests are required to obtain special use permits from the National Forest Service.

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Photo by Doris Barrilleaux Read the story »