I have come to realize that while I enjoy archery hunting for turkeys for the earlier season,they were just made to be shot with shoguns –plain and simple. . . . →Read More:How turkeys should die
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The soft “whirring” noise made by the black electric motor as it pushed the twelve foot aluminum boat toward the center of the hidden lake slowed and eventually faded to nothing. A second passed with the only noise coming from the water passing beneath the boat,quieting too as the boat lost momentum. . . . →Read More:Dead battery It must be February in Florida if you’re on a party boat in the Gulf of Mexico and everyone aboard is talking about ice fishing back home. We were at John’s Pass in Madiera Beach,Florida to enjoy a half day saltwater trip with Hubbard’s Marina. . . . →Read More:How This Outdoorswoman Enjoys a Florida Vacation The Goose Story (The following story is 100% true…really. I’m not kidding!) I have always had a great relationship with the golf course. Yes,I would get a few dirty looks from golfers when we’d start shooting and making all kinds of noise starting the opening day of early goose season. Maybe a few . . . →Read More:The goose story Usually during the summer months,I spend a ot of time either fishing,prepping food plots,re-rigging decoys,painting decoys,re-painting decoys,fishing some more,etc… Well it would seem that this summer I’m going to have to take it easy for at least a few months. While helping out the coach at my son’s . . . →Read More:The bummer summer Each spring hunters from all over this great land head tot he woods in search of a longbeard. Some of us are motivated by a strong desire to spend time outside after a long winter. Others are after the thrill of the hunt. Me? I’m out for blood. . . . →Read More:The Turkey Line We each walked stiff-legged into the store like some sort of Frankenstein monsters. Small children ran away squealing but mostly out of laughter. Hadn’t they seen red men before? Didn’t their parents ever tell them not to make fun of other’s misfortune? I had a mind to track down the moms and dads and give them a piece of my mind,but the most important thing was finding where they kept the aloe cream in this particular store. . . . →Read More:Lucks Got Nothin’ To Do With It Gigantic swells of water lifted the small boat up and down as though it were a bobber being toyed with by a bluegill. But this was icy,thirty-nine degree water in the southern end of Cook Inlet near Homer,Alaska that kills by hypothermia in less than ten minutes. With each passing second the swells grew until finally from my seat,as the boat dipped down into the trough of the wave,all I could see before me was a grayish blue wall of water rising above my head and rushing to meet me fast. Then,as the wave neared the boat,we were lifted unto it and raised fifteen feet into the air. . . . →Read More:Just for the Halibut | ||||||
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