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“Duck Dynasty” Coming to Outdoor Blast
Just hearing the news makes me want to watch a “Duck Dynasty” marathon on A&E tonight.

Godwin and Mountain Man are coming to GON’s Outdoor Blast. Any actual work we had planned to get done that weekend is out the window, but guaranteed we’re going to have some fun adventures and lots of laughs.

GON’s 7th annual Outdoor Blast is coming back to the Gwinnett Center this year, and we’re bringing some of the bearded camo crew from West Monroe, Louisiana.

John Godwin, the big fellow with endless famous one-liners—usually about food—works in the duck-call shop with Si and Jase. Godwin will be at the Blast on Saturday, Aug. 3.

Mountain Man, also known as Tim Guerney, is the jack-of-all-trades on “Duck Dynasty” who has done everything from hosting a radio program, fixing the Duck Commander HVAC and crashing a kayak off a warehouse conveyor belt built by the duck-call...

Jet Boats for Serious Fishermen
Deer
When coyotes first started expanding their range and numbers in Georgia in the late 1990s and early 2000s, hunters were told they don’t eat deer. Then the trail-camera pictures...

Turkey
I’m not real sure how well a turkey can hear in high winds, but I know it’s better than my hunting partner, Lynn Stanford, or I could on...

Small Game
Our mission was simple: Strike out before daylight, walk for a half hour and arrive in an area of hardwoods at shooting light and start squirrel hunting. A friend of mine had seen some hog sign in this particular area back during turkey season, and I was curious to see if the rooters were still hanging around. I was spending the day with 15-year-old Kevin Byrd, of Eatonton. Kevin is one of my Sunday School students, a Christian young man who enjoys hunting but doesn’t...

If you’ve never duck hunted in the coastal marshes of Altamaha WMA Waterfowl Management Area, where you’ve got a better-than-average chance to fill your limit with a variety of different duck species, you have been missing out. Last year’s Altamaha WMA duck hunters on Butler Island had the best season ever, according to records that have been kept since the early 1960s. This season, the area will host 10 quota duck hunts on Butler, and you’ve got until Oct. 15 to sign up....

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