Something New
I just purchased my first turkey hunting permit. Looking forward to trying that, the time slot I have is for mid-May this year.
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Back in the Field
I got my start with guns and shooting hunting with my neighbor when I was in my early teens. As time went on, that stopped. Between lack of time and money, and personality clashes with other members of the group, … Continue reading →
How to Start a Gun Collection
In my search terms (search engine queries that landed on this site) the other day, I saw “how to start a gun collection.” My flippant first response was “buy a gun,” but this is a serious question. Since I get … Continue reading →
Quote of the Day – Hammock Edition
“We don’t want to turn the safety net into a hammock,” Mr. Ryan said. “We don’t want to turn the safety net into a system that ultimately drains people of their potential, that ultimately lulls people into lives of complacency … Continue reading →
To all you hunters:
Via Alan, via Robb, via Brigid, via My Hunting Spot (that’s as far back as I can trace it)
Continue reading →Quote of the Day – Hunting, you’re doing it wrong Edition
John still loves to tell the world that if deer were attracted to loud sighs, swinging feet from the deer stand, and constant complaining about the cold… I would have a herd of heads on the wall. – Tracy
Continue reading →Getting more girls hunting
Bitter has the video Good to see. Hunting has been on the decline, probably due in no small part to the investment of time and money required. It would be a shame for hunting to die out, both in terms … Continue reading →
Quote of the Day – Hunting Snob Edition
The NRA regularly parrots Craig’s misleading message about our public land roadless areas, interchanging the terms Wilderness, Roadless Areas and Road Closures, in an effort to confuse the public and convince hunters their hunting access will be lost in those … Continue reading →
Another coyote attack
There has been another coyote attack in California. With three attacks in five days, maybe it is long past due that we recognize the threat these animals pose and start shooting them. Fortunately, none of the children that have been attacked … Continue reading →