Minnetonka, MN –-(Ammoland.com)- October’s issue of North American Hunter continues to prep readers for their fall season with articles on perfect field locations for waterfowl hunting to pursuing Saskatchewan’s giants whitetails.
North American Hunter is a member-exclusive magazine of the North American Hunting Club, the premier community for hunters and outdoor enthusiasts.
“Most of our readers are getting into the meat of their season in October,” said Gordy Krahn, Editor-in-Chief of North American Hunter.
“While the white-tailed deer remains the number one big game animal in North America, fall duck hunting is fast becoming a member-favorite activity as well. So we’ve made our October issue our ‘waterfowl focus’ issue for the year.”
Articles in this month’s issue include, the cover story “Playing the Field” by Brad Fenson on waterless waterfowl hunting, “High Rollers” by Mark Kayser on climbing to the clouds for elk, “Metro Muleys” by Tony Martins on where to find and hunt mule deer, and “3 Mornings in Stuttgart” by NAHC Life Member Bill Miller on a pilgrimage to the famous waterfowl mecca.
“This issue is extremely solid,” said Luke Hartle, Sr. Editor for North American Hunter. “From the breathtaking cover to the final page—and all the guts in between—the October issue is locked and loaded with exciting information.”
Don’t miss the “HuntingClub.com” teasers, typically found on page two of each issue. “Our website is dynamic; we’re constantly delivering new blog posts, articles, videos and gear giveaways” said North American Hunter Web Editor Josh Dahlke. “We like to showcase particular ‘Online Exclusives’ on the HuntingClub.com page in the magazine to give Club members a heads-up about current features they can find online.”
Readers can easily navigate to “Online Exclusives” from the magazine with quick-access Web addresses or by scanning QR codes.
Regular columns include, “Out West” with a Duck/Quail/Muley hunt combo and of course, Tom Miranda continues to bring insightful archery tips in his “Bowhunting” column. Don’t miss Jeff Foxworthy bringing his wit and talent to the final pages of the October issue in his “Parting Shots” column.
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About North American Hunting Club:
With 750,000 enthusiastic members, North American Hunting Club—through its official publication, North American Hunter—strives to increase the hunting skills and enjoyment of Club members. The NAHC’s mission is to serve as a one-stop source where avid hunters from across North America can satisfy all their hunting needs. The Club also acts as a vehicle through which hunters from all points of the compass can communicate—sharing success stories, photos and videos through the magazine, website and the social network. For more information on the NAHC, visit: HuntingClub.com.