Fish Facts: Redbreasted Sunfish – Lepomis Auritus

Redbreast Sunfish (Lepomis auritus) also go by other names such as longear and redbelly sunfish or bream. The redbreast sunfish is probably the most abundant sunfish in the Eastern U.S. in the states bordering the Atlantic. The extend their range West to Texas but also become far less frequently caught the farther west you go. … Read more

“Hunting the Attakapas Island Ghost Buck”

The year was 1995 (three years after Hurricane Andrew). The place… Louisiana’s Attakapas Island WMA. Attackapas Island is thick and formidable, resisting entry and cold as heck in the Winter. While returning from a morning hunt I found HUGE deer tracks left on a remote trail. I studied these tracks and made my mind up … Read more

Fish Facts: Yellowfin Tuna – Thunnus albacares

Yellowfin Tuna (Thunnus albacares) reach a maximum size of 450 pounds. Yellowfin have football shaped bodies, dark blue or black above with yellow on the sides and fins tinged in yellow with the finlets yellow. Yellowfin occur in both the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Yellowfin Tuna are schooling fish and are the most important commercially of … Read more

Fish Facts: Seminole Killifish – Fundulus Seminolis

Seminole Killifish (Fundulus seminolis) are a minnow found in Florida from Lake Okeechobee on north almost to Georgia but also absent from the western part of the state. They can be found in lakes and the quiet pools of streams. Coloration is variable going from mostly pale, to speckled like in this photo to occasionally … Read more

Fort Stewart Wild Hog

This pig was taknen off of Ft. Stewart (military base) in Savannah, GA. Even at 6’5″ and 250 pounds the hunter still had a hard time dragging this hog out!!! His biggest boar yet, although he says bigger ones are around. He guessed the weight to be 250+.

Two Peas In a Plot!

The Buckshot Pea blend offers an agronomic-based response to excessive pre-season deer grazing while extending the longevity of the food plot. The two questions most asked by those who grow white flower peas in their food plots is this: How do I keep the deer from devouring all my plants before opening day? And where … Read more

Fish Facts: Shadow Bass – Ambloplites Ariommus

The shadow bass (Ambloplites ariommus) is a rarely caught sunfish. They are native to Missouri, Arkansas, Louisiana, and Georgia but or now where very common. Like most sunfish the Shadow Bass is small usually well under a pound in size. They inhabit stream and river with good amounts of vegetation.