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Here are pictures of my first Montana Mule Deer, it's a 5 by 5 and you will notice that he had just started to shed the velvet from his antlers. I shot him at 60 yards - I don't normally shoot that far, good thing I was practicing at 50 yards during lunch, back at camp.  We had watched this deer bed down earlier in the morning from the mountain while glassing the fields.  The land sure looks different on the low ground once you come down off the mountain.  It took us a bit to... Read More

I hunt a river bottom in SW WI, near the Kickapoo River. I have always seen deer in the bottom but after the massive flooding, the area changed alot, and I haven't seen near enough deer for the sign that's in there. So I scouted a hillside that leads accross the road and down into the bottom and this is what  came up with so far.


The hill has great sign and you can tell it's used pretty heavy. At the base of the hill was planted rows of pine tress until it reaches a very, very th... Read More

Oct. 6, 2008
SCI Leadership at WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE ON WILDLIFE POLICY    
    Reno, NV – With the involvement of SCI leaders, the historic meeting to launch the next century of wildlife conservation concluded today with an announcement of a new program to increase access for hunters and a challenge to carry forward and implement a far-reaching recreational hunting and wildlife conservation plan.     SCI President Merle Shepard is a member... Read More

Antelope Anomaly         Thursday, October16, 2003, Gillette Wyoming         Every once in awhile there is a special event or in this case a special animal in a hunter'sexperiences. We all have that one great hunt we remember for some special reason. It could be that it was the coldest you have ever been in your life, or it could be the most fantastic time you ever had or it could even be the most successful or easiest hunt you've ever had. It might even be a special hunting companion for the tr... Read More

Maryland's Bow Season opened up yesterday. Please post any sightings, successes, etc.

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