T.G.I.H! Thank God I'm Hunting! Today on "My Take" I head to Texas for a run-n-bow style turkey hunt. There are no blinds—just sneaking in the wide open with only a bow in hand for Rio Grande gobblers.

It's Product Review Thursday on "My Take," and today I’m going over my favorite bowsite, a 1-pin model by HHA.

As politicians and their strategists gear up for November’s General Election, prospective voters can be assured they’ll hear plenty of lip service given to issues such as the economy, gas prices, taxes, the national debt and jobs in America.

Wednesday means it's Q&A Day on "My Take," and today's question comes from Max Phillips, who wants to know how long he should leave his ground blind out before hunting for deer or turkeys.

It’s time to multitask and start thinking about whitetail hunting—archery style.

I've killed the majority of my turkeys throughout the years with a trusty ol' Remington 11-87, but finally I'm expanding my 12 gauge horizons to other newfangled offerings.

It appears that gobble calls are the latest sensation in the turkey-hunting world this year. I've had the opportunity to get three of the most popular new gobble calls in my hands. I'll compare these calls side by side and rate some key characteristics based on a scale of 1-5 (1 = low rating; 5 = high rating).

My 12-year-old daughter, Katelyn, and I came up against a trio of stubborn gobblers and because they wouldn’t budge, we made a bold move using the Kayser crawl. The video won’t win me a daytime Emmy, but I’m sure you can see that a puppet in hand is worth two in your turkey vest with a 9-yard encounter.

Today on "My Take" I explain how just a few simple accessories can really spice up your bow and make it your own. Colored accessories have become very popular, not only among the lady hunters, but for guys, too!

In Hot News of the Week I discuss the heated debate going on between Remington and NBC. Also, you'll get a preview of what's to come this week on "My Take."