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Family-Outdoor Hunting Articles

Dove Hunting Articles

Estimating Whitetail Buck Deer Age

5 Keys to Whitetail Hunting Success

Small Game Hunting Tips

Duck Hunting Gear Maintenance

Finding a Great Place to Hunt on Missouri Public Land

Scouting Missouri Public Land with Google Earth

Gearing Up for Basic Rifle Deer Hunting

Video Instruction On Sighting in a Rifle
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Video Instruction on Tree Stand Safety
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Hunting Gear Checklist
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Hunting Gear Checklist
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Choosing the Right Rifle

Hunting Articles by Family-Outdoors

We have put together a set of articles that touches on various aspects and types of hunting, while perhaps focusing on hunting whitetail deer. As we reside in Missouri, we have put much of our energies towards providing information on finding places to hunt in the Show-Me State.


One particular area we have put together that should be helpful to Missouri hunters for deer, small game (rabbit, squirrel, etc.), waterfowl (ducks and geese), upland birds (dove, quail, pheasant), and turkeys, is our work we have done on Missouri Conservation Areas. We continue to refine and add to this information, and it can be accessed through the Missouri Public Lands page of our website. Basically, this work was the result of a need we saw for a better synthesis of the Conservation Area information. We found ourself doing too much clicking back and forth between pages that loaded slowly, and so we put together a county by county run down of conservation areas along with the species numbers in the area. We continue to add information to these pages, like links to maps.


In reality, for researching MDC areas, Google Earth is the way to go. The MDC has put together a file with all MDC areas which overlays Google Earth. To access this information, visit the Missouri Public Lands page.

In addition to this information, you will find a variety of other information like how to site in a rifle, tree stand safety videos, how to choose a rifle, and much more!

Paul Marsh, EzineArticles.com Platinum Author

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