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Missouri outdoor

http://www.missourioutdoor.com

missouri outdoor is a site about hiking, fishing, hunting, camping, and anything you can do outdoors

• Added on: May 1st, 2008
• Country: United States
• Language: English

• Author: Brent
• Listed in: Outdoor Recreation Adventure
• Tags: Fishing camping hiking outdoors hunting missouri

Recent Posts

• The Pros and Cons to Food Plots - Think Outside the Food Plot!

  Posted on Wednesday June 10th, 2009 at 19:04 in quail, turkey season, warm weather, crappie, returning home, landowners, native food, ragweed, food sources, food source, forbs, missouri wildlife

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• What’s This Thing In My Yard?

  Posted on Wednesday June 10th, 2009 at 19:01 in mushrooms, flies, observers, slime, reminder, fungus, flower beds, lawns, urban areas, spores, stinkhorns, missouri wildlife

  Every spring I get a few contacts about a strange object in someone’s yard. Sometimes a photo is sent and other times just a description. Because it is so unusual, it is easy to identify with or without a photo. It’s a type of fungus called a sti...

• What is the future of Missouri’s Outdoors?

  Posted on Wednesday June 10th, 2009 at 18:58 in fish and wildlife service, decimation, us forest service, destruction of forests, fish and wildlife, missouri wildlife, air fish, mark twain national forest, farm business, private land, rural farm, rich farmland

  Missourians care about the outdoors, whether they focus on its water, nature, soil, wildlife, air, fish, forests, natural communities, outdoor recreation or some mix of these. It’s their strong concern that brought us back  from the brink of destr...

• Favorite Quail Food Plots

  Posted on Wednesday June 10th, 2009 at 18:56 in milo, election fraud, quail, pheasants, bird dog, type of food, food crops, winter food, heavy snow, food source, soil types, emergency food

  A while back, I had a poll on food plots. The survey question asked what’s your favorite type of food plot to plant for bobwhites. The results are in, and there was a tie between milo and forage sorghum for the most popular food crops. I don...

• What’s Happening Out There?

  Posted on Wednesday June 10th, 2009 at 18:51 in native vegetation, tree canopy, box turtles, wild strawberries, indian paintbrush, holes in the ground, missouri wildlife, carpenter bees, butterfly weed, mulberry trees, catfish fry, gray squirrels

  If you haven’t been in the Missouri outdoors recently, I can tell you that natural events are happening at a frenzied pace. Turtles are laying their eggs in holes in the ground, especially in sandy areas where digging is easy. Young coyotes and woo...

• Flip Flop That Food Plot

  Posted on Tuesday May 26th, 2009 at 20:22 in jungle, flip flop, rabbits, weeds, quail, succotash, soybeans, pigweed, acre, mecca, two boys, fleabane

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