It’s been just over a week since deer season ended here in the Southern Tier and I’m still bummed out. Archery season was good but I still like getting out and being able to spend all day in the woods with a rifle in my hands. My lunch menu for these all day hunts hasn’t […]
Come Friday at 7:11 a.m., Eastern Standard Time, the Sun at “high noon” appears to be at its lowest point on the horizon for those of us living north of the Equator. It will be the Winter Solstice. For ancient northern cultures, which unlike us smug moderns did not think that food came from a
Recognizing those who have come before us Read More »
I’ll admit, I’m as guilty as the next gal. Steve and I do a lot of things together. We’ve been blessed that we enjoy many of the same things – turkey hunting, camping, hiking, exploring, trout fishing. But sometimes, we over-share. You see, for years, “we” have been members of Trout Unlimted. Well, no. Steve’s
TU free-wheeling for women members Read More »
I’m one of those simple folks who insists you don’t need to always know “why,” which is kind of surprising given by lifelong profession and insistence upon asking that question, sometimes over the years to people whose responses ranged from detailed, complex answers to the occasional, “take a hike, jerk.” Or worse. But that’s my
Enjoying the show, without question Read More »
Despite the efforts of the DNR to stop CWD, two new cases have turned up, most recently a 3-year-old buck in Adams County, shot by a bowhunter on Nov. 7. The deer, which was volunteered for sampling, came in with positive results on Dec. 7. “Being the first CWD positive in the county makes this
Adams County the latest in CWD-Postive deer Grant County also added to the list Read More »
I live along a rural, little-traveled Centre County road. Each year during deer season, I get to witness a parade of vehicles — usually pickups — driving slowly up and down the hollow. I can actually catch glimpses of the “parade” from two of the treestands that I have on my property. The pickup truck
Road Hunters – illegal, not sporting and a negative image of hunters Read More »
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My personal favorite fishing season almost has arrived. I thoroughly enjoy hard-water fishing, and one reason I’m successful is because I prepare my equipment weeks in advance. If you haven’t done so, the first thing I’d recommend is inventorying your tackle. I have a walleye ice tackle box and a panfish ice tackle box. That
It’s almost here! Preparation for ice fishing Read More »
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