This article is derived from Episode #58 - Pig Hunting with Mark Land of the InsideTwenty podcast. When Mark Land first started hunting wild hogs with traditional archery equipment four decades ago, he couldn't have imagined he'd still be learning something new on every hunt. But that's exactly what keeps him coming back to the swamps, palmetto flats, and mountain ridges where wild pigs roam. "I swear, even though I've been doing it for 40 years and I've been very successful

By James Wood Had a blast at the Hunt the October Horse Creek WMA Group Hunt. It was a pleasure to give back to an organization that I love. You couldn’t ask for a better group of folks. We had a big turnout. I have 34 names on the list that attended. We had tic tac toe Tradbow going on all weekend and had some amazing matchups. We had night shoots every night as well. Friday nights feast was fried red snapper, crappie, catfish and alligator with hush puppies and French frie

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TBG would like to thank all of the volunteers and participants for a fantastic 2025 state shoot. We had a total of 88 attendees on a very...

By: Drew Hall Until recently, preparing for an Alaskan moose hunt was the furthest thing from my mind. As a self-described marginal deer...