Laughter is a great way to relieve stress and I love to laugh! I have had this in my email for a long time and just had to share it (heck, I may have shared it before). Most of you men will totally understand it. Now, this is all in…
Author: <span>Albert Quackenbush</span>
Last Saturday, many volunteers gathered at the orientation for the San Gabriel Bighorn Sheep Survey. To me there looked to be well over 300 people in the room. A brief history was shared and instruction on what to look for. We then divided into groups near the map of the…
Last year, elk hunting was very new to me and in many ways it still is. There is still so much for me to learn and I look forward to getting back out there chasing them up and down the mountain. My buddy Mark, who authors the Sole Adventure blog,…
The title might be a bit dramatic, yes, but if you have children or you are a young person looking to get into archery this is for you. This press release appeared in my inbox today and it’s a great opportunity for SoCal archers, especially those further east to participate…
Right out of the box the SOG Woodline fixed blade knife separated the elk hide from flesh like it was warm butter. It was sharp, fit perfectly in my hand and was a comfortable weight. Even though I had bloody hands, the SOG Woodline fixed blade knife is an excellent…
My recent post for PSE Archery.February is typically a month where we feel deprived of hunting. There is a void in our lives as not too many are out actually hunting, but more so just thinking about it and how they can’t wait for deer season to roll back around.…
My faithful blog followers have read all about my 2012 archery elk adventure in Colorado back in September and October. It was one of the most amazing hunts I have ever been on. OK, it was THE most amazing hunt I have ever been on. Fortune fell upon me again…
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