Entries for November 2012

Bad luck can invade a hunt anytime and anywhere. It can come in a variety of forms, including accidental meetings with the buck of your dreams (in his favor of course), hurricane-force weather, intense hunting pressure and more examples than I have space for in this blog.

Be patient because the action doesn’t get rolling until the 30-second mark, but once it does, watch close because it gets intense in a hurry.

Watch the first episode of Jeff Foxworthy: Inside & Out, and you'll see the competition to harvest more deer between the Kill Billys and Thump Monkeys is fierce. However, our will to beat our rivals doesn't mean we're shooting every deer that walks by our stand.

After spending a couple of days in a hospital bed last week, a Louisiana hunter says he’ll never again track a wounded deer unless he’s carrying a firearm for protection.

In a blog post 2 weeks ago I told you about a muley buck that my son, Cole, shot with some help from careless hunters. I captured the exciting hunt on video, and now it's time to share it.

Where do drivers have the best chance of hitting a deer with their vehicles? According to data from the State Farm Insurance Company, it’s West Virginia, where a driver’s odds of hitting a whitetail in the next 12 months are one in 40.

“Shooting through” is a familiar and popular concept with bowhunters, but shooting through game with bullets can lead to problems, as this video from Blaser clearly shows.

Half the fun of hunting is turning hard-earned flesh into tasty meat for the table, but you need the right tools for the job. Today I'll unbox the Realtree Outfitters Electric Meat Grinder from Weston.

Being in the dog house with your wife or girlfriend is never good, so funnyman Tim Hawkins has some advice on staying on her good side, even during hunting season. I especially like when he sings about hunting vs. birthdays at the 55-second mark. Good stuff.

I just finished another hunt, and the variety of hunting methods I used couldn’t have been wider.