No matter what species you like to catch, it’s best to keep it wet and in a net. Here’s how you can build your own.
No matter what species you like to catch, it’s best to keep it wet and in a net. Here’s how you can build your own.
Duct tape is a wonderful item with many uses that extend to hunters and anglers. A roll can be a big help if you keep it in your pack, truck, ATV, or snowmobile.
Making lures is a rewarding hobby and a smart way to save money, especially if you have to rig the whole family with tackle.
Tired of snapping off rod tips and guides? Here’s a $20 solution to keep your rods in mint condition for years to come.
It’s not commonly seen in Ontario, but a turkey cape beautifully exhibits the bronze and black feathering that adorn a turkey’s back. It’s a pretty simple process and can be accomplished by any do-it-yourselfer in about an hour.
DIY blind snowproofing – a quick pre-season project that prevents blind damage, and avoids the expense of a replacement blind.
Professionals use expensive gelatin blocks to demonstrate how bullets will perform on targets, ensuring that the round will have the energy, expansion, and penetration required for effective shots on game animals. But you can build a “poor man’s shooting box” to do the same tests using simple household materials for almost nothing.
These tips will lengthen the life of your decoys, add realism, and give you more bang for your buck, contributor Scott McGuigan wrote in the 2018-2019 Hunting Annual.
