Archive for September, 2009

Jumping The String

30, Sep 2009

The arrow is released,  the follow through is solid and your mark is true. What could possibly go wrong at this point? Well a lot of things, but in many cases your arrow sails over the back of your buck as he crouches and then springs away. Most of you have probably experienced or heard of a [...]

MidwestWhitetail.com

30, Sep 2009

Now here is a cool idea. MidwestWhitetail.com is an internet only deer hunting show which is filmed and then uploaded only days after the actual footage is shot. But it gets better, this year there will be unique shows for every Midwest state! The upside of this type of show is huge because you can [...]

Drinkin Beer and Wastin Bullets

29, Sep 2009

Here’s a great new song from Luke Bryan…Although I don’t condone drinking while hunting, this is still a fun song to listen to and any song that talks about sitting on the deer stand is a good one in my opinion.
“Sittin here waitin on a deer, drinkin beer and wasting bullets.” Haha gotta love those [...]

An Encore for Da Turdy Point Buck

29, Sep 2009

To celebrate the harvesting of Wisconsin’s  30 point “Lucky” Buck I couldn’t help but once again post my favorite hunting song of all time. “Da Turdy Point Buck.” This brings back great memories of opening day of gun season at deer camp every time I hear it…

The Thirty Point Buck

29, Sep 2009

“Did you see Da Turdy Pointer!?” was a phrase I remember fondly from one of my favorite hunting songs, “Da Turdy Point Buck.” Growing up I always thought that a thirty point buck was only the figment of wild imagination, but it looks like things have changed. Wayne Schumacher of Wisconsin downed a 4-5 year [...]

Another Season of Wired To Hunt

28, Sep 2009

This fall, once again, I’m stuck working in a world where I can’t get into the woods after the elusive Whitetail.  For the next four months I’ll be working in Mountain View, CA, so unfortunately the majority of my scouting and legwork will be done on the internet rather than in the field. But hopefully [...]


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