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March 20, 2004
Into the Technological Wilds
Posted by Nick
Here's a piece on how hunting and fishing are being changed by technology.
As technology encroaches further into the wilds of fishing and hunting, sportsmen have added personal computers to their arsenal of rods, reels, knives and guns. And they're relying on Web sites to guide them to the hot spots for fish and the best habitats for game.
Among the vendors at the Journal Sentinel Sports Show are OneStopHuntNFish.com, which offers a Web site that serves as a clearinghouse for more than 250 guides throughout the United States; and Lake-Link.com, which has information on more than 20,000 lakes in nine Midwestern states.
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