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From first moose to trophy muskox: Outdoor Canada readers share some of their best new hunting photos • Outdoor Canada (opens the original)
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We always enjoy seeing pictures of your fishing and hunting accomplishments—and learning the stories behind them. Please e-mail your images to editorial@outdoorcanada.ca, along with any relevant details (who, what, where and when), and we’ll post them on Instagram and publish our favourites in the magazine. After years of applying for the moose draw, Karen Strukoff (above) finally succeeded and harvested this giant bull on last year’s opener near St. Brieux, Saskatchewan. Hunting out of northern
MyOutdoorTV features an expanding library of Canadian adventure programming • Outdoor Canada (opens the original)
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MyOutdoorTV (MOTV) presents the biggest and best hunting, fishing and outdoor adventures of all kinds from The True North. Featuring authentic, iconic, award-winning Canadian productions from the likes of Jim Shockey and Team Shockey productions, the dynamic duo from Live2Hunt with Cody & Kelsy, and perennial fan-favourites, the Beasley Brothers, from Canada In The Rough. Consider MOTV’s complete Jim Shockey showcase of programs including Jim Shockey’s Hunting Adventures, Jim Shockey’s Uncharted
The amazing winning shots from Outdoor Canada’s 15th annual photo contest • Outdoor Canada (opens the original)
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Once again, our annual photo contest offers a window into how our readers enjoy Canada’s incredible outdoors, whether it’s on the water or in the field. As always, choosing the winners was not an easy task, with this year’s entries featuring a standout mix of fishing, hunting, wildlife and outdoor family moments. We’re grateful to everyone who shared their experiences, and proud to showcase the images that rose to the top. Wherever your outdoor adventures take you, remember to snap a few shots s
Solar-powered trail cameras offer fewer trips into the woods and more scouting • Outdoor Canada (opens the original)
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A trail camera is only useful when it has power. Every hunter has checked a camera and found out the batteries died days or even weeks earlier. That means missed intel, wasted time, and one more trip into an area you may have been trying to keep quiet. For hunters who rely on trail cameras through preseason scouting, hunting season, and year-round monitoring, power matters just as much as image quality or detection range. The right power setup can help your camera stay active longer, reduce the
Outdoor Canada readers share even more cool summer catches (part 2) • Outdoor Canada (opens the original)
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We always enjoy seeing pictures of your fishing and hunting accomplishments—and learning the stories behind them. Please e-mail your images to editorial@outdoorcanada.ca, along with any relevant details (who, what, where and when), and we’ll post them on Instagram and publish our favourites in the magazine. Jayson Waters compares the size of his 22-pound lake trout with two-year-old Benny Belyea, held by his father, Andrew, on the Yukon’s Fish Lake last July.
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