So a late summer trip to Central Ohio made for a great day of work. While my dad did most of the tilling a.k.a. sitting on his butt for a few hours while I do most of the work. It was all good though, I guess I owe him for this thing that they call life. We planted a clover/sugarbeet mix in two 1/2 acre plots. Then we put down some winter wheat on two other small plots. Even though we were using some ...

well got all my hunting stuff up and i am going to have to run a bunch of poeple off where i hunt i gess i am going to have to hold them till the cops and gamewarden comes well latter

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In all the time I have spent with fellow outdoorsmen, it really boggles my mind the percentage of us who are…how do you say…overweight, no…outta shape, no….well, to put it lightly, FAT!! And that is the exact reputation that hunters have come to attain. It has become somewhat of a joke. And that’s exactly what this reputation is….a freakin’ joke. Well I’m here to tell you that I sure don’t get the joke. ...

Funny, my last blog entry was about how uneventful that week was. This week has been the complete opposite.

Started off Saturday morning. My uncle, the one who was diagnosed with cancer a few weeks ago, was having stomach problems. He was taken to emergency at 4am that morning. He had a blockage that was keeping him from being able to go to the bathroom. We drove up early and sat at the hospital pretty much all day with them. At this point, my aunt and cousins (along with the ...

After nearly 2 years of zero practice shooting, I was able to hit the range today at Belmont Harbor.

Met a great guy, Michael, former Navy guy, from the south side. Michael was shooting a recurve bow and had just begun his archery shooting a few months ago. Great conversation and great shooting.

Beautiful day - 82 degrees, sunny 10mph winds right on the lake.

20 yrd shots were pretty good, got the rust out and finally made my way to the 40 yrd shot and managed ...