Late season goose is finally back in! We had a restricted season and limits for the 2020 season, but we are finally able to target geese for the late season.
With an unseasonably warm late season in New York, we finally get some solid weather and a good push of red heads and bluebills.
The cold snap has arrived and we're heading out to target divers, so it's time to start decoying mallards on big water. Check out the lastest in the Waterfowl Collective.
Field duck hunting is red hot. But the weather isn't always the best. Find out how we were still able to shoot a mix bag of mallards and black ducks in the fog!
We head out to the big water with our buddies from Long Island for an Old Squaw hunt.
Maintaining an efficient Kill Kit is simple and will save you a lot of time and frustration in the field. Here are my own personal recommendations.
Since the early 1900s, coyote population expansion has moved from the great plains to all corners of the country. Coyotes are now found in all 49 states in the continental US.
Mossberg Patriot 6.5 Creedmoor Doe Hunt | The Whitetail Collective
The crew heads to western New York to aid in some doe management with good friends Eric and Ethan. The guys start the first day on Wes's farm and have some quick success.
Hunter Recruitment Project
Finding deer antler sheds isn’t easy. There is a method to the madness. Here's how to find more shed antlers on the properties you hunt this season.
Looking to change things up with your ducks? Try these Duck Popper Sliders—A must-try meal that you’ll want to add to the mix in the days ahead, no doubt.
The guys set up in a corn field for an afternoon hunt and boy do the mallards and black ducks show up to play!
New hunting opportunities have come for veterans and active military members in the state of Tennessee as the state recently hosted the first Military Waterfowl hunt for the men and women who have served our country.
Tracking Bucks In The Snow! | The Whitetail Collective
There have indeed been some positives that have come from this pandemic. And I feel like we could all use a bit of positive news at this point
I’ve long been asked by those who do not hunt why I like hunting. Often, they misunderstand that hunting isn’t simply about harvesting an animal or bird.
Deer season has finally wrapped up across most of the country, leaving behind a variety of memories, and hopefully, filled tags and meat in the freezer. Now is the time that many deer hunters hang up their gear and begin to dream about what the coming season might bring.
With all of the industry shows being canceled due to COVID, I found myself with an empty dance card in January. What better way to spend a January weekend than hunting cranes near Lubbock! Of course, in true Pike style, it never is as easy as it should be.
The second split is open in New York, and the guy's head to some public land where there is an abundance of greenheads!
