Posted by huntingc on December 20, 2006 under Uncategorized | 
So, deer season for most of us is coming to an end. Unless you have a trip planned to the deep south for the Whitetail rut down there, many of us start getting the blues about now. However, there is plenty of challenging hunting to be had. In the upper Mid West where I live (Wisconsin) now is a good time to start thinking fur. The weather is turning cold and snow is soon coming. These two factors
Posted by huntingc on December 18, 2006 under Uncategorized |
Growing up hunting the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia and now the wood lots and farm fields of Wisconsin, I have never had to shoot much past 100 yards. Now that I am thinking of heading out west and trying my hand at Mule Deer or even Elk, I know I will need to practice shots at a much longer rang. With practice I think a comfortable shot might be 200-300 yards. In an attempt to find more info
Posted by huntingc on December 17, 2006 under Uncategorized |
Taking kids hunting can be one of the best ways there is to enjoy time in the field. You know they just love to tag along with you each and every time out. They want to be there with you but they want to shoot too. I have often wondered if sitting in a blind or tree stand for hours seeing sometimes nothing, is fun for them. I love hunting and yet, I can find myself getting bored when there is
Posted by huntingc on December 16, 2006 under Uncategorized |
WOW! I didn't realize I have not put a post in here since October. I have been away on sabbatical, I like to call it "Hunting". Well, it is mid December now and all but a few weeks of late season bow hunting are gone. We didn't get Mr. Big but did get to see him. Then again that's true reality hunting. Some times you get him and some times you don't. At least when your not being pointed in the