Woodhaven Custom Calls Vision Series

These friction calls are without a doubt the most realistic on the market today. With each oval on the calling surface the sweetest yelps you have ever heard are attained. The cutts are sharp and the purrs on melodious. Each Woodhaven call is hand assembled and tuned to perfection. There is no doubt if you put one of these calls in your hands you will be performing turkey music the minute you remove it from the package.

Each call comes complete with an instructional dvd, a surface saver cover, two strikers and a surface conditioning kit. There are two surface choices, crystal and anodized aluminum. Either one will be devastating on gobblers in your neck of the woods this spring. Read the story »

Commentary. The Dangers Of Wolves

Last week I referenced the work of Dr. Valerius Geist in my article title, “Myths of Wolf Behavior“. Below is the full manuscript with references as provided to me by the author.

Reprinted by permission from the author:

Valerius Geist, 2008. Commentary. The Danger of Wolves. Wildlife Professional Vol 2, No. 4 pp. 34-35. Winter 2008 edition. Read the story »

Waterfowl USA Banquet At Indiana’s Bluegrass Fish & Wildlife Area

The Twin Bridges Chapter of Waterfowl USA will be holding it’s annual banquet on September 20, 2008, for the Bluegrass Fish & Wildlife Area. This once a year banquet is used to help raise funds for local conservation efforts that help in maintaining the TBWUSA projects. This year’s banquet will be held in Evansville, Indiana at the National Guard Armory

The TBWUSA helps fund projects through their membership fees, wild game suppers, raffles, and banquets. Many of these projects have been highly successful, including the recent Youth Dove Hunt event that drew in 76 kids, who bagged 577 doves in a matter of five hours.

Money received from these projects go towards conservation efforts to help protect Indiana’s waterfowl heritage. Over the past three years, the TBWUSA has built and erected more than 700 nest boxes for Indiana’s wood ducks. This program has been so successful that Indiana recently updated it’s wood duck bag limit from two birds, to three.

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The Green Mountain Buck

By Scott Seekins

It all started at 5:00 a.m.Thursday morning November 9th 2006. I stopped into Indian lake market to get a coffee. I got to my brothers house and I headed down to the tree stand with coffee in hand. It was still quite dark because it was a rainy, overcast day.

The first thing that happened to me was that I couldn’t find the tree stand. I had walked about 60 to 70 yards beyond it and had to turn around to find it. I found it after about 5 minutes and climbed up and got the seat dried off. Read the story »