By Mark Kenyon For the first time this year, here in Southern Michigan, it finally feels like spring. We’ve had a few days in the 50s, the snow is gone, and rain has been pitter pattering on the roof. Needless to say, I’m excited and I’m already dreaming of lush green fields full of deer. […]

By Mark Kenyon While recently reading Heart and Blood by Richard Nelson, a great book about deer in North America, I was struck by the incredible historic significance deer have held in this country. Whitetails have been intertwined with humans for thousands and thousands of years, and still today they hold sway over us in […]

By Mark Kenyon “Freezers and grocery stores foster the illusion that life sustains itself without taking other life.” – Richard Nelson Hunters and non-hunters alike are re-discovering the joys and benefits of eating wild game and I’m thrilled. Every day new articles, stories, television shows and news stories are spreading the good word on eating […]

By Mark Kenyon The National Shooting Sports Foundation has just released a terrific infographic, showcasing how hunters are positively contributing to the conservation and protection of wildlife and wilderness in North America. It’s an important fact that many non-hunters fail to realize, so be sure to give this a read and spread the good word! […]

By Mark Kenyon Happy Friday! As you’re reading this, I’m currently hiking the fields and hills of Eastern Iowa along with several members of the Wired To Hunt team, in search of big shed antlers. Hopefully on Monday I’ll have good news to share, but in the meantime be sure to check out our Facebook […]