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Do you know anything about this topic? Share your expertise with our thousands of visitors each day by submitting your quality, informative 'Hunting Country Sports' article, and if you become a member we will pay you for your unique and original work (note that all submissions are reviewed by our editors). Your Hunting Country Sports Guide is Michael Russell. Recent articles submitted to your independent guide to Hunting Country Sports 1. The Harrier Hound: Running With The Pack - By: Michael Russell The sport of hunting rabbits on horseback with packs of hounds is well documented. Historians have recorded that packs of hounds were used to hunt hare and rabbit and fox as early as the 13th century in England. In 400 B.C. the Greek historian Xenophon described packs of hounds being use... Featured ArticleHunting - More Ego Than Sport Long before supermarkets and grocery stores, people still had to find a way to eat. Since potential prey wasn't freely going to offer itself up, people had to go hunt for it. In early times, men were considered the hunters and gatherers. The women took care of the home and the men brought home the food. Most men's lively hoods were tied into hunting. They were the rulers of their homes and they were expected to provide for their families. Hunting didn't just p ...
Read full story 2. The Weimaraner: A Gray Ghost - By: Michael Russell The German origin of the Weimaraner has been an important factor in the carefully controlled development of this breed. Germany has for many years been a leader in Europe as far as carefully controlling the selection of breeding stock. Breeders who are mindful of the quality of breeding ... 3. Bow Hunting - By: Michael Russell Archery is both the skill and the practice of using a bow to shoot arrows and hit a target. These days, it is a renowned sport of precision and accuracy but this skill dates back to early history as a tool for hunting and a weapon in conflict. Archery was seen in the histories of the dif... 4. Alaskan Animal Residents. Meet Two Famous Ones! - By: Michael Russell Alaska is the largest state in the union. It contains about 365 million acres. About 50 million acres are serviced by the National Park Service. This acreage is classified as national preserves, parks and also national monuments. The largest state park in the nation is locate... 5. The Pharaoh Hound, National Dog Of Malta - By: Michael Russell Many people believe that the Pharaoh Hound is called by that name because it is exclusively found in Egyptian history, but this is not in fact the case. The Pharaoh Hound was originally bred in Malta 3000 years before Christ and transported to Egypt by Phoenician tradesmen. In Malta the ... 6. Jobsniper.com To Provide Professional Career Evaluation And Career Tools For Bizjournalshire.com - By: Michael Russell FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE -- Tucson, AZ JobSniper.com, the Internets number one rated jobs meta-search engine*, and BizjournalsHire.com, the new media division at American City Business Journals, today announced the deployment of JobSnipers free professional career evaluation and job search tools at Bi... 7. The English Coonhound - By: Michael Russell In the history of the early colonies of America, one of the favored sports was hunting the coon and this sport led to the development of breeds of dogs that were used specifically for this purpose. Nearly all the hounds were firstly bred from English Foxhound stock. In the rugged country... 8. The Irish Setter - By: Michael Russell The rich red color of the Irish Setter is the unmistakable mark of one of the favorite Sporting Dogs in the United States, at least in the Conformation Ring. This dog usually sends the crowd into huge rounds of applause as it floats around the ring. This is an animal that is definitely a... 9. Introduction To Mountain Climbing - By: Michael Russell Generations and generations of people have lived in the mountains all over the world. They have learned and mastered the ways of these mountains. These people have come to live easily in them and have developed techniques in order to move safely through and over them. These people are called “mounta... 10. New Zealand - What Do You Do When You Get There? - By: Michael Russell New Zealand, the little country southeast of Australia, consists of two large islands and a number of smaller islands. The country was sometimes referred to as "the Land of the Long White Cloud", which is translated from the name Aotearoa. New Zealanders are mainly of European descent an... 11. The German Wirehaired Pointer - By: Michael Russell The German Wirehaired Pointer comes from a country that has a long tradition of breeding dogs with purpose and careful attention to maintaining the strong instinctive drives of the dog. In this case, the hunting instincts of the breed were derived from the German Pointer and the Pudel Pointer ... 12. African Safari Hunting - By: Michael Russell I have been a big fan of African safari hunts for a long time ever since my grand father first took me. Of course, my grampa was the real deal. African safari hunting was not something that he took lightly not at all. You see, good old gramps was a British civil servant, and part of the long trad... 13. The Finnish Spitz: Barking Bird Dog - By: Michael Russell The Finnish Spitz is a the national dog of Finland. Other names for this breed are the Barking Bird Dog and the Finnish Hunting dog. The name of "Barking Bird Dog" is quite appropriate. When attending dog shows where Finnish Spitz are entered, one can always find the grooming area ... 14. So You Want To Go Bowhunting - By: -mpam Id 1978749 Bowhunting can be one of the most exciting forms of hunting there is. It is just you and the animal you are hunting. It is also up close and personal, due to the range restrictions of a bow. Modern equipment has increased the range some what. Still you have a relative short range where you can place... 15. Country Pastimes 2: Bale Surfing - By: Simon Mitchell Since the demise of foxhunting and 'hunting with dogs' in the countryside, there are thousands of dispossessed toffs wandering around with nothing to do. To compensate we offer here the new shape of extreme and dangerous landsports. 2. Bale surfing The new shape of hay bales has cr... 16. Missouri Turkey Hunting- Safety First - By: Tracy Wever Winter is still a very vivid memory but spring has sprung. With the coming of spring thousands of Missouri Turkey hunters will be heading to their favorite hunting spot. The anticipation is great for seasoned veterans, and almost too much to bear for the youngster awaiting his first hunt. With th... 17. What You Need To Know About - Canada Travel - By: Mansi Gupta Canada is one of the celebrated countries of the world. The second largest country in the world has unique blend of French-English culture. With plenty of worth watching cities, the country is not densely populated. The cities of Canada have their own magnificence and grandeur that magnetizes people... 18. The Spinone Italiano: Italian Aristocrat Or Clown? - By: Michael Russell The Spinone Italiano is a native of Italy. His use as a hunting dog in that country has been noted at least 2000 years ago. He was not admitted into the British Kennel Club until 1994 and immediately became a hit, the following year there were 80 of the Spinones entered in the Championship competiti... 19. The Cairn Terrier: A Plucky Sporting Terrier - By: Michael Russell The Cairn Terrier is a small terrier type dog that has more of the personality and instinctive drives of a hunting dog than it does of a terrier. In the original countryside where the Cairn was found, the Highlands of Scotland, this was the breed of choice for hunting the fox, the badger, and the ot... 20. Using Magazines To Know Exactly What To Sell... - By: Anik Singal To find product ideas to market one can start by researching a wide variety of specialty and niche magazines. If your local library doesn't have a big selection, make a trip to a large bookstore or news shop. The following niches usually yield excellent product ideas: COLLECTIBLES. Stam... 21. The Sinister Side To The African Safari - By: Michael Russell Many people contemplating taking a completely innocent African safari often don’t even know about the more sinister side to this wonderful lifetime experience that has lurked in the background for so long. The death of the African Safari as some romanticize it to be may have already st... 22. Western Elk Hunting (research) - By: Ted Lake Drawing an Elk tag east of the Mississippi is a real long shot. In the sport of archery elk hunting you need to take every advantage possible to getting the license that is required. In my state of Michigan, and in many other states such as; Arkansas, Kentucky and Pennsylvania your chanc... 23. The American Cocker Spaniel - By: Michael Russell Historically the Cocker Spaniel in the United States has reached the top of breed popularity in the A.K.C. a number of different times. It is small so it is a great size for a household companion and has a perpetual puppy look about the face. It has a merry and happy personality and seems to be the ... 24. The Beagle, The Smallest Scent Hound - By: Michael Russell The little Beagle has remained a sturdy little hunting dog that seems to be changeless through the years. It was originally a smaller variety of the hound and would go willingly after rabbits, so it was used as a pack dog to run the hares, in England. Hunters would follow on foot. ... 25. One Of The Most Recently Settled Major Land Masses - By: Driskill It's over 1.600 kilometres long, and its widest part is 450 kilometres. New Zealand is also dominated by two cultural groups: New Zealanders of Caucasian descent, and Maori.It's one of the most recently settled major land masses. It is a secular society generally based on Christian beliefs, but ther... Please feel free to submit your quality, informative article for our readers. |
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