Posts Categorized: Miscellaneous

April 22nd, 2013

How Not To Eat An Orange In The Wild

I’m grateful for the opportunity to write and “put myself out there”, but one thing that has always baffled me about doing so, is that critics so easily presume what they think I’m trying to do. They think I’m trying to come off as an expert. They think I’m trying to show what a great… Read more »

March 20th, 2013

An Easy DIY Method to Mount Shed Antlers

It is shed hunting season, which means that many hunters are out scouring the fields and hills in search of antlers dropped by bucks and bulls. We all know that shed antlers can make great decorations, but if you find an extra special set that you want to feature in your home or office, then… Read more »

March 15th, 2013

Video of My One-year-old Elk Calling Expert

I got a new ElkNut “Chuckler” grunt/bugle tube in the mail a couple of days ago, and apparently my son has been watching me practice with it. He picked it up the other night and knew exactly what to do…

March 13th, 2013

My First Elk Hunt – What I Did Wrong, What I Did Right – by Al Quackenbush

I am honored to feature a guest post by Al Quackenbush, from The SoCalBowhunter. Al is a passionate and generous bowhunter that is always looking for a way to help others, so it didn’t surprise me at all that he was willing to share some of the lessons he learned from his first elk hunt… Read more »

March 1st, 2013

New Articles for Bowhunting.com – Using a Thumb Trigger Release

Shortly after the first of the year I signed on as a contributor to Bowhunting.com. The crew at Bowhunting.com has been an absolute pleasure to work with, and I am honored to join the ranks of the bowhunters and writers that contribute to making Bowhunting.com so successful. Be sure to check out my latest two-part series on… Read more »