Your first deer is one you will always remember especially if it is a buck. We love sharing these stories and I am sure this is one that Macy is going to tell many many times. A great first buck and one that almost didn’t happen. Take it away Macy! First buck story: It […]
Category Archives: Bucks
The Dirt Nap – A Last Minute Alabama Buck
As December approaches and many of us are entering into the last weeks of hunting season we hope that this year has been one full of memories and stories you will pass along for years to come. In an attempt to reach out to even more hunters in North America and around the world the […]
Families hunting together. Tennessee Hunting At Its Best.
The Newland’s are a great family of hunters whom we met through our interactions on social media. During last years Tennessee youth hunt Tyler’s older brother Griffin took a great buck featured on our site here http://thehuntblog.com/2013/11/06/tennessee-youth-hunt-excitement/ But this season in it was Tyler’s turn to put one on the ground with his first ever deer. Below is the exciting […]
The Grunt Tube Buck ….. “Looking for a Fight!”
It’s mid November and I can sum up my Southern Ontario Whitetail Deer hunting season so far with one statement ….. “The wrong stand at the wrong time”. This happens to ever hunter at some point in the season but my frustration was mounting from the cold hard fact that I had already experienced this […]
Lessons Learned: Public Land Bucks
I would like to thank Steve for sharing this great story with us. As with many of our hunters who share their stories through the site, we met via social media and look forward to following him through future seasons. This is a great story about how we are always learning every time we set […]
Where the Rocks Grow Orange
Name: Vince Prey: White-tailed Deer Date: November 14, 2005 Location: Saskatchewan, Canada Years of Experience: 21 Where rocks grow orange the chickadee darts just in front of my boots from one flimsy branch to the next, it peeks back at me seemingly grinning knowing full well my intentions on the crisp autumn morning. essay […]
Hunting Ruined My Life
We’d like to thank one of our regular contributors Ryan Hughes for another great article. He has a fantastic blog also and we encourage you to go over and check it out! https://thriveoutdoors.squarespace.com/blog/ You can find a link to his blog on our links page. Enjoy! This article was inspired by my mother. Many of […]
Purpose and Place
By Robert Russo My boot was untied so I knelt down to ground level to lace it back up. Everything changes at ground level – the sounds, the sights, the smells. It was still dark, so I could only really perceive the outlines of pine trees and my trail, with scuffs from the morning before. […]
Stickers – a hunt of attrition
This is another great story from Braden, a hunter we met last season when he shared the story of his giant 2012 buck “Too Big” Braden and his brother are accomplished hunters and once again we are happy to share the story of another giant whitetail. These guys produce big deer year after year and […]
First Deer Magic
Preserving the traditions of the past for future generations of hunters. This is the hunt blog’s mission statement and these words signify everything that our blog is about. This post is about a brave young girl who I’m proud yo say represents this future generation. I still remember when I was her age. The other […]