In my teens/early 20s I went through various dysfunctional eating habits. One of these was a rather poorly thought out attempt at being a vegetarian and then vegan for a brief period. This burst of insanity was primarily spurred by
Northern Michigan deer season. This can mean sunny and 65 or 12 below zero with horizontal blowing snow (and everything in between). I love to hunt, but do not like to be cold. I don’t really know anyone who does,
Is That, Like, a Full-Sized Bow? I shot as a fill-in for a local archery league last night. About 20 arrows in, one of the guys in my squad turned to me and asked, “Is that, like, a full-sized bow?”
On this episode (Episode 7 Backpacking – Allen Crater) of thefishingpodcast.com, they talk a lot more about backpacking than fishing. However if you are looking for a real adventure, and to catch some fish at the same time, backpacking is
Deer hunting gear is often a personal choice that boils down to what works best for each situation. John has safely used several tree step styles over the years, and reviews what works best for his successful hunting methods
The right tree climbing steps are key for staying light and mobile when hunting pressured and public land. With all of the treestands available to hunters, John explains the pros and cons of several climbing systems. John has
The best entry and exit routes can get you away from deer hunting pressure, and put you right in the middle of daylight buck activity. Watch as John shows the tactics that he uses to access heavily pressured land and
Great deer stands on public hunting land can be tough to find, but good scouting will reveal them. John walks us through one of his top spots to show what he looks for when choosing a stand. John
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