Charges are pending against a hunter after the Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources determined that a well-known neighborhood deer was killed illegally in Richmond. The shooting of the deer came to light earlier this month when a hunter posted on social media with claims that he killed the 29-point white-tailed buck in Prince Edward County. […]
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Tips for Successful Freshwater Fishing: Lakes, Rivers, and Ponds
Freshwater fishing is a beloved activity enjoyed by anglers of all skill levels. To make the most of your fishing excursions, it’s crucial to understand the nuances of different freshwater environments, such as lakes, rivers, and ponds. This comprehensive guide will explore valuable tips, techniques, and strategies for successful freshwater fishing, providing you with the […]
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What Cat Breeds Can Survive in the Wild?
Cats are fascinating creatures, and many people love them for their independent nature. While most cats today are kept as indoor pets, some breeds are more suited for life in the wild. Here are a few of the hardiest cat breeds that can survive in the wilderness: Siberian Cat The Siberian cat is a large, […]
Apparels And Kits That Women Should Load Before Hunting
Are you about to go on a hunting trip for the first time? Do you just need to upgrade your gear? Here are some essential items that all women should pack before they head into the brush. There is this strange belief among marketing managers that women need smaller products than men, with pink packaging. […]
Tips for Staying Safe While Hunting
Hunting is one of the most popular and exciting outdoor activities that most people choose for adventure. However, hunting requires someone to be skilled, focused, patient, and, most importantly, careful. As a hunter, you’re exposed to many different dangers, including gun accidents, dangerous animals, unstable terrain, and other hazards that put you at risk. It’s […]
Confessions of a Wildlife Photographer
It was the fall of 2001 when I walked into a Thursday night meeting of a local nature photography club. It was competition night and the members of the Camera Naturalist Photo Club handed in their slides to be sorted and loaded into the slide projector. I took a seat in the back of the room, […]
Barn Owls – Brief Encounters
Towards the end of November the weather was settled with easterly winds and dry conditions.I discovered that a local barn owl was coming out and hunting early afternoon on a regular basis.I visited half a dozen times and was rewarded with some great opportunities for the camera.The earliest the owl came out was around 1.30pm.I […]
Back In Action
I am pleased to report that I am now mobile and back in action following recent surgery. I was looking forward to return to some of my favourite locations to catch up on the comings and goings. For my first visit I chose to go to Mere Sands Nature Reserve to hopefully see the kingfishers […]