Let me make one thing clear out of the gate. I’m loving my traditional archery journey. I love the nostalgia, challenge, and people who embrace the way it used to […]
Read MoreFirst ETAR in Nearly 20 Years Was Spiritual
When I got into shooting traditional bows earlier this year, I immersed myself in it ranging from continual online study reading and watching YouTube videos to joining forums and even […]
Read MoreThe Rebuild
As the sun was coming up on the opening day of turkey season, something seemed amiss. Although it was foggy and visibility wasn’t good, I should have been able to […]
Read MoreA Mixed Bag
I didn’t have a great game plan other than I was going fishing somewhere on Sunday morning. It wasn’t a great day to get the kayak out so I decided […]
Read MoreSunrise at the Spillway
You know those days when if you get up early enough you can get almost three hours of outdoors recreation in before you start your work day? Well, there aren’t […]
Read MoreReturning to Keystone
With my new Echo fly rod and Reddington Behemoth reel in hand, I loaded up the kayak and headed to Keystone Lake, which was an old stomping ground of mine […]
Read MoreThe New Coffee Mug
A new coffee mug isn’t something that subtly happens for the serious coffee drinker. If you’re as serious about the drink as I am, switching from one cup to another […]
Read MoreA July 4 Weekend Hunting Tradition
For as long as I can remember, I put out my trail cameras on 4th of July weekend. I’m not sure why I picked that weekend other than it’s easy […]
Read MoreThese Carp Own Me
Each trip seems to be a learning opportunity. I had a little time to get in some morning fishing so I headed out to Yellow Creek where I previously located […]
Read MoreMaiden Voyage
The kayak has hit the water. I started the day with a trip to Yellow Creek Lake at Yellow Creek State Park to put the vessel in the water for […]
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