Have you ever been in a wildlife-vehicle collision?

It’s the last thing you expect when you climb behind the wheel or buckle up as a passenger in a vehicle. Driving from one location to another, we generally anticipate an unobstructed trip. While traffic and pedestrians are something we are constantly mindful of, wildlife may be another story.

New Mexico is hallowed ground for elk hunters. Monsters are alive and well in New Mexico and the lucky hunters that get to put their boots to the ground have the opportunity to walk away with an incredible bull if odds stack in their favor. Mitch Petrie is the VP of Programming for Outdoor Sportsman Group – Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel and World Fishing Network. This week he joins The Revolution, fresh off of an archery elk hunt in New Mexico.

If anyone knows the ins and outs of North American big game hunting, it’s Steve West. In addition to being an accomplished hunter, Steve’s also a professional hunting consultant, working with clients to help them book their dream hunts with reputable outfitters. In addition, he’s a television host and showcases his adventures on “Steve’s Outdoor Adventures” on Outdoor Channel, Sundays at 6:00 pm ET.

Fall is officially here but the bean hole is still producing. CatDaddy says the catfishing action comes and goes as the weather fluctuates from warm to cold, right now, but chumming with beans is still incredibly effective. As soon as sustained cooler temperatures and cold rains hit, the bean hole action will come screeching to a halt so now is the time to get in on the bean hole action while the bite is still hot! When you regularly fish a bean hole and chum it frequently, like CatDaddy does, he says the cats become accustom to the soybean concoction and they all pile in to get their fill which creates a great opportunity for catfishermen. While he is still hitting the soybeans hard, CatDaddy says he’s prepping for drifting action.