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Gerald Almy: Weather insights for outdoorsmen (opens the original)
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Leaden clouds blanketed the sky and the air had a heavy, raw feel as we pushed off into the emerald green river. But at least temperatures hovered above freezing. We were embarking on a 10-mile float trip for ducks and smallmouth bass. The last thing we needed was ice or snow to contend with. No sooner had we left the launching spot and paddled our first strokes than raindrops began splattering on the river. There was no turning back. The current was too strong, and weâd been dropped off, so t
Gerald Almy: Ten tips for coming fall hunting seasons (opens the original)
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Perhaps youâre busy hanging stands for the upcoming bow season opener. Maybe youâre getting ready for a day of dove shooting in a freshly cut cornfield. Or perhaps youâre considering a hunt for bigger fare -- black bears lurking in the nearby George Washington National Forest. A few of you may be preparing for major adventures out west in quest of antelope, mule deer or elk. Then there are those who want nothing more than to hear the flush of a ruffed grouse erupting from cover. Whatever y
Gerald Almy: For autumn trout, ant flies shine (opens the original)
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Anglers who fish with flies love to encounter a heavy hatch of aquatic insects where trout become frenzied in their feeding and grab our flies with abandon. The fact is, though, finding a good hatch is not a common event on many waters throughout North America today, definitely not on most waters in the Shenandoah Valley. And when you do encounter such heavy emergences, they are usually short-lived affairs that last for an hour or so if youâre lucky. If you are fortunate enough to find aquatic
Gerald Almy: Dove season opens soon (opens the original)
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The month of September doesnât offer a lot of hunting opportunities. But it does provide one very important one: the chance to hunt mourning doves. September is synonymous with dove hunting among Shenandoah Valley upland bird hunters. This year the season begins on Sept. 5, marking the unofficial start of the hunting year for most area sportsmen. Hunting begins at noon on the first day. After that you can hunt these speedy gray gamebirds all day long. Many upland bird species such as quail and
Gerald Almy: Make plans now for fall deer season (opens the original)
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Letâs face it. Many people today live minute by minute, documenting their lives in the moment for others to see on a daily basis or even hour to hour. But one thing it pays to plan a bit further ahead for than tomorrowâs lunch or which picture to post online is deer season. Hunting season can arrive sooner than we think and it pays to get going now to be totally ready when bow season opens in early October or black powder the following month. If you travel out west, some hunting actually sta
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