Backyard Adventures by Brock the Hermit Writer article copyright We are quite fortunate to have a three-acre piece of heaven right next to city property. A small rural town of 2,000 doesn’t have a lot of commotion anyway, but we still enjoy our privacy and peacefulness. All around our home are trees except for a […]
Simple Pleasures In Bass Tactics by Fishing The Wildside with Doug Newhoff article copyright It’s been said that necessity is the mother of invention. If this is true, then simplicity must be the father! Bass anglers are taking note. Give a bucketmouth fanatic a baitfish-colored, noisy crankbait with holographic eyes and neutral buoyancy, and that […]
Shed Hunting by The Bowhunter article copyright More and more people are getting interested in shed hunting these days. But there are a few basics you must know before you go out and look for sheds. First of all you need to know when to look which is between January and April. But the best […]
The Way There by Brock The Hermit Writer article copyright If you are seeking the outdoors, significant value can be had of the journey itself, not just in the destination. Just having a presence outdoors seems, to me anyway, to be more important than what I am actually doing. So I put a lot of […]
A Wifes Tale by Stephanie Lusk Gravely article copyright Before I get started, I just want to make one thing clear. I love my husband, I love my husband, I love my husband. Now that the legal disclaimer has been stated, I can move on. When I married my husband five years ago, he was […]
New Kid On The Block by Gary Adair article copyright First, I would like to send a BIG Kentucky hello to all the fellow outdoors persons of this wonderful Online Magazine. (Don’t want to exclude the ladies here.) I hope my future contributions enlighten and entertain everyone or at the least make you say hmmm. […]
Kids And Ponds by author unknown article copyright Getting kids to enjoy the sport of fishing can sometimes be a challenging endeavor. Casting from shore for salmon and trout is exciting as long as there is plenty of action. Drift or still fishing in a boat can be productive as long as there are enough […]
A Hunters View by Frank Sears article copyright This story takes place over a few months time period, from the early spring of 1987 through November 1st 1987. I was fresh out of the U.S. Army; I just got home from Germany. I had accepted a job with a local carpet cleaning company. One morning […]
Memories Of A Hunt by Rick Fowler article copyright I have been deer hunting off and on for twenty years, with some years successful and others not. However, the images of opening day this season remain vivid. My hunting partners (high school pals) and myself had synchronized a rendezvous for opening day at a small […]
Selecting A Stand Site by Shawn Reed article copyright Food You can’t go wrong with food. If there is deer forage in the area you need to hunt around that site during the early part of the year. There are many different kinds of food you can hunt over like acorns, apples, pears, persimmons, cash […]
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