At long last, a conclusive trail cam pic

I've been running trail cameras for many years. For me, checking trail cams to see what has been captured is akin to a child unwrapping gifts on Christmas morning. It's a ton of fun, it keeps me connected to the outdoors and it always has me wondering what I might see next. Over the past … Continue reading At long last, a conclusive trail cam pic →

A Promising Deer Property

Hunting deer isn't easy, and all over the U.S. whitetail deer hunters face challenges unique to their region. And that's the way it should be; if this were simple it would be no fun and without the challenge this pursuit wouldn't be so addicting. I believe there are two primary challenges to hunting deer here … Continue reading A Promising Deer Property →

15 shots

15 shots - that's usually my routine. Except for a longer shooting session on the weekend, for the most part my archery practice consists of 15 shots a day. Monday through Friday I shoot my bow early in the morning, usually around 5am after I finish my morning run. Shooting at that hour means … Continue reading 15 shots →

It’s Been a While

No, I am not referring to the song by Staind, despite being quite fond of Aaron Lewis' tune. Instead I am referring to the fact that, as hard as it is to acknowledge, seven months have elapsed since my last post. It has indeed been a while! Why has this happened? Great question. I'd love … Continue reading It’s Been a While →

Moose preference points are in

As we move into June it's that time of year where I again have submitted my annual moose hunting preference points in both New Hampshire and Maine. The Eastern Moose that inhabits these states is one of four subspecies of moose than live in North America. Moose represent the largest-bodied member of the deer family; … Continue reading Moose preference points are in →