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Trout Whisperer posted on November 18, 2008 :: 5 Views :: 0 Comments :: 
The opening weekend of deer season we were lucky at our hunting shack. The wind blew pretty hard and I think it set the bucks sailing into our shooting lanes. So with the deer tags full and two weeks of hunting I no longer needed to pursue, I thought I’d hang up the rifle...
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Trout Whisperer posted on November 17, 2008 :: 5 Views :: 0 Comments ::
When I load the over under I think to myself that the shell prices have gone sky high. Every time I pull the trigger today it’s gonna be a bill, for a bill. A dollar a duck if I connect. It’s still worth it, but shells are almost hunting pockets full of steel currency. If I add in the federal stamp and state license fees I yearn for days of old...
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Trout Whisperer posted on November 17, 2008 :: 2 Views :: 0 Comments ::
Complete cessation of wind. No hissing or popping, the fire has died to ashes. Water so calm its not lapping against the shore. I think everything outdoors is tired and I know I am. All of this northern most Minnesota nature is shutting down...
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Doug Leier posted on November 17, 2008 :: 2 Views :: 0 Comments ::
This years pheasant season opened with rain in the east, snow in the west and cold across the state, dedicated hunters found birds despite the elements. It's hard to argue with the popularity of pheasants, in this election year in terms of running for office the ring neck is king only takes a back seat to deer hunters in terms of votes via number of hunters, but realistically...
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Vicki Davis posted on November 15, 2008 :: 4 Views :: 0 Comments ::
Guidelines to Help Protect Your Pets From Cold Weather...
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Trout Whisperer posted on November 10, 2008 :: 9 Views :: 0 Comments ::
Deer hunting this opening weekend one of my buddies was about three hours in a deer stand that swung better than a backyard swing. The wind blew constantly. He didn’t blow his cool; he adjusted to the conditions of the hunt. I learned a lot from him...
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Trout Whisperer posted on November 10, 2008 :: 4 Views :: 0 Comments ::
There is going to be a kid that gets his or hers first deer this season. Just prior to that happening I hope that there eyes get as big and round as a deer’s do. That they somehow can’t hear anything over there own pounding heart. Maybe an older sibling or grampa is sitting with them just for a last minute pointer and to keep the story on track after the shot...
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Trout Whisperer posted on November 10, 2008 :: 6 Views :: 0 Comments ::
The multi-colored blanket was laid down in October, and we all know the white winter quilt is coming soon. Common snapping turtles have taken the final dip in the water and won’t be back until spring. They sleep burrowed deep, a winter at time...
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Team JustNorth posted on November 05, 2008 :: 3 Views :: 0 Comments ::
Whether flushing a pheasant or grouse from the bush or retrieving a duck from a slough, few things are as enjoyable as watching a hunting dog at work. These are the moments that truly reveal a dog’s training and character Unfortunately, dogs can also sometimes cause safety concerns...
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Trout Whisperer posted on November 05, 2008 :: 11 Views :: 0 Comments ::
Where has this last summer, the last month, the last week went, I can’t get my mind around. It was a blur. To bring the earths rotation into align with my mortal speed I planned a weekend of deer hunting with some boys of my ilk. One fellow asked if he could bring his nephew and I said sure...
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Ted Lake posted on November 05, 2008 :: 9 Views :: 0 Comments ::
How to quickly score white-tail bucks out in the field...
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Ted Lake posted on November 05, 2008 :: 5 Views :: 0 Comments ::
Archery Moose hunting is the Holy Grail for many hunters. As the largest of the deer family, the moose is an attractive draw for hunters. Its massive size (over one thousand pounds) and incredible horn spreads (up to seventy inches) make it the king of kills...
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Trout Whisperer posted on November 04, 2008 :: 13 Views :: 0 Comments ::
After parking, I don my gear. The parking lot is vacant which pleases me, but comes as no great surprise. This is not a favorite fishing hole for the faint of heart...
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Trout Whisperer posted on November 03, 2008 :: 20 Views :: 0 Comments ::
Some friends call me an outdoorsman; some friends call me an expert outdoorsman...
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Trout Whisperer posted on October 31, 2008 :: 21 Views :: 0 Comments ::
I'm a big fan of the months with the letter “o” included. I also think it’s neat that they are right next to each other in the yearly calendar. This is one example of the many brilliant thoughts I have when I’m splitting firewood...
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