In this three-part video series, we'll teach you how to skin, flesh, and stretch a raccoon hide.

If you don't have a tail stripper handy, try Clay Newcomb's two-stick trick. And don't let that meat go to waste, it might just surprise you how delicious it really is.

In this three-part video series, we'll teach you how to skin, flesh, and stretch a raccoon hide. After you rid your hide of excess fat and muscle, you're one step closer to the coonskin hat of your dreams.

In this video we'll show you how to build an edge-hide blind along a fenceline to hunt geese out in open fields. To watch Kevin Harlander and I target Wyoming geese click here. To catch up on the most recent episode of Duck Lore, click here.

Nobody wants their dog to be poorly trained. We all want our dog, couch potato or duck-fetching machine, to be a “good boy” or else we wouldn’t ask them if they are all the time. Yet countless dogs across the country end up with bad manners and lackluster abilities in the field. So it begs the question; should you hire a professional or do it yourself? Barton Ramsey and Ethan Pippitt are two of the most qualified guys out there to discuss this...