by outdooradmin | Feb 10, 2025 | This Week's Truths
I can remember my first solo deer hunting trip. I sat in a maple tree that was only about 50 yards from an oak tree that was flooded with acorns. The path to that oak made its way right under my tree stand. I remember sitting there in an old Baker climbing stand that...
by outdooradmin | Feb 3, 2025 | This Week's Truths
I love the warmer days of winter. It gives me a chance to walk my hunting areas. Because the leaves are off the trees and because there is no concern about spooking deer, I can gather all kinds of information from the last season. It is a great time to assess the good...
by outdooradmin | Jan 27, 2025 | This Week's Truths
Deer season has been over for a few weeks now, and turkey season is right around the corner. I like how each of these are so different than the other. If hunting turkeys involved as much as hunting deer, I would have to give up one. In days past, they were. Let me...
by outdooradmin | Jan 20, 2025 | This Week's Truths
I’ll probably lose some readers today because of this next sentence… I’m a big University of Kentucky sports fan. LOL. I hope you’ll keep reading because I believe we can get past that fact quickly. As some of you know, the Wildcats hired a new basketball coach...
by outdooradmin | Jan 13, 2025 | This Week's Truths
If you have been fishing long enough, you have got a story to tell about a motor breakdown and how you had to paddle all the way back to the dock. I can remember two of these episodes and the order of events is always the same. You’re several miles from the dock and...
by outdooradmin | Jan 6, 2025 | This Week's Truths
Each morning I walked about three-fourths of a mile to get to my stand. I had cut limbs and bushes out of the way and yet there was one area where I had to navigate around several tree-laps and weeds. I could have gone another way but this seemed to be the best...
