Hunting deer is much more than setting sights on an unsuspecting deer and then pulling the trigger. For many of us, spending time in the deer woods is also a way to connect once again with deceased comrades who have moved on to higher hunting grounds.
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Any ideas? C’mon…I’ll give you a hint. It has something to do with this blog. Actually, it makes today sort of a monumental event in this blog’s existence. That’s right, you probably guessed it…five y…
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When Jeff Flood of No. Mankato (Minnesota) climbed out of bed 10 days ago and slipped on his socks to go turkey hunting he was still unaware of the raw excitement awaiting him just hours later in the turkey woods. What follows is a story about a determined hunter who also happens to be a close [...]
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As promised, in today’s blog I’m going to get down to some serious business on what items need to be brought to fish camp. Keep in mind that this listing only highlights the basic items needed in a fish camp typically for a larger group. This year my group will consist of 15 to 20 [...]
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If you recall a blog entry from last December I spoke of an incidence in several Twin Cities restaurants where the menu listed walleye, but, in fact, the diners were actually getting a fish called European Zander. Check out that blog entry here. Today I want to update that report but also alert you to [...]
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