Archive for August, 2008

CWD in Michigan

26, Aug 2008

I got some really bad news today when I found out that for the first time, a deer in Michigan has been diagnosed with Chronic Wasting Disease. So far the only case has been found in a three year old whitetail at a private facility in Kent County. The really bad news is that I [...]

I’m excited to report that I have been selected to be a member of the Deer & Deer Hunting Internet Pro Staff! I will be contributing content to the Deer & Deer Hunting internet forums and blog, as well as providing hunting gear reviews throughout the season.
Check out the list of the new Deer & [...]

Back In Michigan

20, Aug 2008

Well I am back in Michigan after a 4 month stint in Europe and New York City and it is nice to be able to see trees and animals again! As I previously mentioned, I’ve been looking to upgrade my bow in some areas, and yesterday I revamped my bow with a Whisker Biscuit rest, Tru-Glo site, Sims Stabilizer [...]

New York City is quite possibly the greatest city in the world, but it definitely isn’t the place to be when you’re trying to prepare for deer season. The last three months I’ve had to improvise when it came to curing my hunger for the hunt. During my time here, one of the greatest discoveries I’ve [...]

Well I’m still on the fence about both the Whisker Biscuit style rests and drop aways. I’ve heard and read a lot about each,  but they both seem to offer unique pro’s and con’s. I ran across a great video today that breaks down the three major styles of arrow rests. It gives a great overview of [...]

I’m excited to report that next week I will be returning back to Michigan from my summer internship in New York City. To celebrate, I plan on making a few upgrades to my bow before the season. My first point of business is to invest in a new arrow rest and I am considering either a [...]

The Economic Hunter

11, Aug 2008

I just ran across an article in the Dallas Morning News discussing a number of ways hunters, fisherman and outdoors enthusiasts can save some money and gas this year while dealing with these tough economic times…
“Fuel costs are a major issue, but so is the cost of everything else, partly due to increased shipping expenses. Ammunition has risen [...]

With the 2008 Summer Olympics starting today, the world is buzzing with anticipation and excitement. As exciting as the Olympics are, it might seem like a pretty irrelevant event to outdoorsman, but the Olympics aren’t just for gymnasts and swimmers. The Summer Olympics bring together some of the best shooting and archery experts to compete on the international stage every four [...]

The recent comments from Bob Barker in relation to the supposed danger of hunting near residential areas really set me off the other day. But now a Virginia court has ruled in favor of hunter’s rights to be in these areas.  This ruling really sets an important precedent regarding the legitimacy and safety of allowing urban bow hunts. I’m particularly excited [...]

I just stumbled across this clip of a Illinois bowhunt from Realtree Outdoors with Michael Waddell. As I watched, I noticed Michael utilize a wide range of different tactics, while also demonstrating several very important but simple steps you must take to bag a whitetail with a bow. I was really amazed by how much they [...]


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