Went for a quick hunt yesterday and pulled my trail cam footage. This lone boar has been on the camera a few times. And I laid eyes on him yesterday for the first time during daylight hours. Story to come!
Author: <span>Albert Quackenbush</span>
In preparation for hunting this fall, I have been adding whey protein powder to my daily diet and forgoing the normal oatmeal. My muscles feel better and I get a chocolate shake for breakfast every day. Right on! Ever try making a protein shake in the morning before coffee? It…
Building arrows is a process that I have a passion for. I love building arrows. The entire process is something I enjoy from cutting the shafts to size, cleaning them, fletching, and then setting the inserts. Now, what happens when you have to work backward a bit to attain the…
As promised, I am sharing some of the game camera footage I was able to capture over the past month. This camera has been up for a while and we knew there were pigs in the area, but we had videoed mostly coyotes. That was until the rains came and…
Seeing this after releasing arrows at 40 yards with a 20-30 mph crosswind was encouraging! My thoughts had been on bowhunting all week. Every day was filled with more than enough to do, but come Friday at 5:00 PM I needed some arrow therapy. Once it arrived, I knew it…
This appeared in my email and I wanted to share it with all of you. If any of you local archers, bowhunters, outdoors men and women can make it out to this, please do. I have a prior engagement and cannot attend, but this would be a huge help to…
This year I decided I needed a change in my archery set up. I felt something was missing and I couldn’t put my finger on it. It wasn’t just the bow, my rest, or my arrows. It was a combination of the three. I began shooting different bows, taking notes,…
With some help from the time change, last Friday was the first time Brett and I were able to hit the El Dorado archery range after work. My excitement had been building all week and I couldn’t stop talking about it. That was until I shot my first arrow. Then…
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