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The Hunt After the Hunt: How We’re Trying to Keep From Educating Our Own Birds
Every hunt teaches the birds something. We’re focusing on the little decisions—where we park, how we hide, when we call, which shots we take, and when we leave—that can keep today’s hunt from making tomorrow’s birds even harder to fool.
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The September Goose Problem: When Local Honkers Start Getting an Education
Mid-September geese are getting smarter, and our approach has to change with them. From smaller, more realistic spreads and better concealment to smarter calling, scouting, and working on Ember’s steadiness, we’re learning that success isn’t about using more gear—it’s about making better decisions.
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Special Edition: Ember — The Little Golden Who Finally Figured Out the Big Geese
From a little yellow duck to 11 Canada goose retrieves in one weekend. 🦆 This is the story of Ember—our 2.5-year-old Golden Retriever—and the training, setbacks, breakthroughs, and unforgettable moments that are shaping her into one heck of a hunting dog.
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Finding Fall Walleye: Mapping Success in Cooler Waters
By Max Burley – Burley Outdoors As the leaves change color and the crisp fall air sets in, walleye anglers know it’s time to switch gears. Fall brings a unique opportunity to target walleye as they transition into deeper, cooler waters. Understanding how to read lake maps and sonar, break down the structure, and choose the right baits can make…
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Reflecting on an Unforgettable Season at Camp Lake St. Joseph
Season Wrap-Up at Camp Lake St. Joseph By Max Burley, Burley Outdoors As the vibrant autumn leaves give way to the first whispers of winter, our season at Camp Lake St. Joseph has come to an end. Now back home, I find myself reflecting on the remarkable experiences of the past few months in this pristine wilderness. This season brought…