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After more than two decades of bowhunting and countless hours spent in pursuit of whitetail deer I finally scored on a true giant.  Words can’t even begin to explain the feeling that I still have right now, less than 24 hours after harvesting the biggest buck of my life.  Although we haven’t put an official […]

Setting up a trail cam on a scrape.

Wow, now that is a monster buck. Congrats to Simmons Preston. I would sure love to hear more about this buck. Someone please shoot me some info on this great buck. Not to mention the fact it was taken with a bow!    

Deciding which trail camera is right for your needs and budget can be a difficult thing. Here I try to break down my reasoning when it comes to finding the camera that works best for me.

Man are we getting to close to the best time of the year for us Bow hunters. We are weeks away from when the big boys come out of hiding. It never seems to amaze me as it starts getting closer to the rut how the giants start to show themselves. You might not see […]

The Hunter Safety System is the real deal folks. Because safety is no accident. This is the first year that I used the Hunter Safety System, and I will tell you that it is the best full body harness I have ever used. I have had the opportunity to use several different harnesses, and I […]

New Property A new hunting spot usually means a lot of excitement, work, and frustration. Hanging stands can darn near kill you during the heat of the summer the excitement of what you might see out weighs any work. Justin and I had several goals for this trip: hang 5 sets, mow some walking paths, […]

This saw really cuts and extends out to 5".

After waiting nearly a month to get into the field, I took advantage of a great opportunity to harvest a mature doe during the early archery season here in Illinois.

Good old Wisconsin has been very good to me over the years. I guess I really need to thank my Dad for finding this property years ago and then being nice enough to sell it to me. I will be hunting this property until the day I die, and then I hope my little man hunts it. […]