Weather: partly cloudy, warm, humid Trailhead temp: 65 degrees Summit temp: 79 degrees Total distance: 7.8 miles Total time: 4 hrs, 50 mins Summits: Mount Moosilauke (4,802′), Mount Moosilauke South Summit (4,523′) Trail route: Gorge Brook to Carriage Road (AT) to Snapper Trail conditions: Dry and well maintained NH 4,000 Footers: 1 of 48 NH 52Continue reading “Mount Moosilauke – 8/17/21”
Author Archives: Glenn Griffith
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 pastContinue 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 hereContinue 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 meansContinue 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 loveContinue reading “It’s Been a While”
Outdoor Avidity 