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The Little Things They’re Just As Crucial I know my last stocking stuffer suggestions may have been a little over the top for some, I’ll dial it back a bit. Maybe you don’t have such a big stocking to fill and that’s okay, the little things are just as important. What could an archer use … Read more
I’ve never met a young person who doesn’t like archery. No doubt, some are more enthusiastic than others, but virtually every youth I know, is intrigued with the challenge. Whether they were introduced at a summer camp, or have friends or parents who bow hunt, there’s just something about archery that draws them in. With … Read more
Stuffers or Fillers? Whatever! Whose stocking are you filling? Whoever’s stocking you’re filling, you want to be sure it’s perfect for them, don’t you? Because when you love somebody, yeah I said when you love somebody, ( let me change my wording, I’m breaking out in song). If you really don’t care and all you … Read more
When this is your excuse for not hitting the woods, “It’s too hot or it’s too cold”, you’re beginning to sound like Goldilocks. Keep in mind, she did find a porridge that was just right, but she was limited to one serving. Are you a hunter that waits for the weather conditions to be just … Read more
Regardless of your method of sending projectiles down range, if you look at the bigger picture, (yes, you can be a part of it), there is plenty of thanks to be given! Historically archery held its place in the hands of a hunter and a warrior. There are a few different opinions of when archery … Read more
What’s on your plate? Most likely the answer is way too much! Some may enjoy a main entree of that good ole white meat, turkey. While others enjoy a ham, or a roast. Regardless of what’s on your plate, the real question is where’d ya get it? Rewarding Reward In my neck of the woods, … Read more
You hear about them. You notice them in the woods. You know they have something to do with the whitetail rut. But, do you really understand the significance of rubs and scrapes? When I polled a sample group of hunters, I was surprised to learn that few understood why these markings are made, how deer … Read more
