Gerald Almy is a local journalist based in Strasburg, Virginia. He writes for Shenandoah Publishing House, Inc. and his work has also appeared in Field & Stream. Gerald specializes in outdoor and hunting articles, providing tips, tactics, and insights for hunting various wildlife species in the Virginia area.
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Gerald Almy's articles predominantly focus on outdoor sports, especially in the context of local activities such as hunting and fishing. Given his coverage attributes and topics covered, he would likely be receptive to pitches related to outdoor sports gear reviews, how-to guides for specific fishing techniques or hunting tactics, and features about local outdoor activities.
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By: Gerald Almy
Last summer we wrote about some of the benefits of planting fruit trees for whitetail deer. This week we'll look at some tactics for hunting around that fruit.
By: Gerald Almy
The sound was unmistakable: nut shell fragments pitter-pattering onto the forest floor. Searching hard, I soon made out the salt-and-pepper gray coat of my quarry perched high in a mature hickory tree.
By: Gerald Almy
While most hunters have given up deer hunting with the close of rifle season, others continue with bow and crossbow hunting, as well as late muzzleloader season.
By: Gerald Almy
December is a rich month for the outdoorsman or outdoorswoman. Yes, it can be blustery and cold. You have to pick your days to go afield.
By: Gerald Almy
What game animal is legal to hunt through Feb. 28 and offers a bag limit of six per day? Small game hunters immediately know the answer to that quiz.
By: Gerald Almy
Migratory rainbow trout are a blast to catch any way possible as they surge upstream, fresh from lake or sea on their mating rituals.
By: Gerald Almy
With the close of muzzleloader and bow deer seasons, it’s easy to forget there are plenty of other outdoor opportunities for Shenandoah Valley sportsmen. One that’s often overlooked is duck
By: Gerald Almy
In the lowlands, it was balmy, almost spring-like that January day. But at 4,500 feet in West Virginia's Allegheny Mountains a foot of snow covered
By: Gerald Almy
No time of year is better for catching big bass than winter. A survey of state citations shows that January through March is by far the best time of year
By: Gerald Almy
With snows finally receding and spring not too far away, it's time to think about projects to enhance the land and its vegetation to create better living conditions for wildlife.
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