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The guys that let us hog hunt with them in Alabama had one in their camp. Hog hair is death on blades, especially when the group has 12-15 hogs to cut up. After using it a few times, we quickly divided up the cost and got one for our deer camp. A great item to have...I do like the outdoor edge...

I see what you did there...Not exactly how my Dad worded that phrase :D...Playing around with a black light, and they are highly visible in a pitch-dark room. Should do fine for night fishing. I don't really like using a lantern, just click on the headlamp when I need to see.

Dan, the bluestone headwaters are East River Mountain by the house. Across highway 19 in front of the house you can pretty much step across it where it gets its start.

Here's a great little call, for whatever reason, hasn't garnered any attention for over a year. I suppose it's because it's a simple maple wood and not full of highly figured grain or exotic wood. But it is a handsome call that does have some natural discoloration in a few spots. More...

I was so proud of my new catfish rods/reels..bragging how easy they’ll be to see at night. And then my grandson pointed something out that busted my bubble. Even the purple trim..sigh. Every time I cast I’ll be compelled to yell “To infinity, and beyond!”

It’s on its way to a new home.

Awesomeness! My dear departed Uncle Andy would swear that the only thing capable of killing a whitetail was a Savage 99 in 300 Savage and a 150 grain JSP. Although, after beating through the woods for so many years, his looked like it was runover by a train in a rainstorm.

This is a hedge apple (Osage orange) copper that is ready to go. These go fast! And I only have one left, for now. Glass soundboard inside and a hedge striker. I’ve redesigned the hole pattern for a little different sound. I’ll be getting more made before spring, catching up on other calls right...

She said when I get a pheasant she’ll make more.

My daughter cooked a batch of hunters paella with deer instead of chicken. The cast iron did great get the bottom rice a tad crispy. A little heavy-handed on the spice level for me, but I guess it’s just me, everyone else thought it was just right.

Excellent retelling of the adventure. That's something high up on my bucket list

Ordered the Breek arms flash hider and screw on blast shield. So far it’s working as it should. At the range, or in a shooting shack, you can screw on the blast shield to direct the blast forward. The flash hider has external threads for the shield to screw on to. Folks beside me at the range...

With all the available options nowadays, "wonder cartridge" may be a stretch. Looks like it won't gain much, if any, over the RUM. Curious what the length will be, I wonder if it'll be like the Sig Fury steel case by stuffing a lot of pressure in a short steel case.

I was at Autozone last summer and found a 1oz bottle of Lucas gun oil. Pulled my shotgun out the other day and swabbed the bore and didn't see any signs of rust on the patch after being stored since last fall, but for many years prior to that I used Rem Oil without any issues. Break Free makes...

Hapy Birthday, Mike! Have a slice of cake for me! Good old Dr Pepper at 10, 2 and 4

That’s what I think happened. After the hurricane, there’s a ton of tree tops it could have got in, or fell in the creek. That creek is my nemesis lol

That’s an idea. Unfortunately a snow storm has rolled in so it’ll be a couple of days.

Yeah, back in deer season I saw one chasing a doe, and the 140 Absolute Hammer from the 280 AI, made coyote pudding.

I shot my friend's Bergara BMR carbon, and its a great little rifle. SK Standard Plus ammo, at 50 yards you could shoot dime size groups all day.

Hit a coyote yesterday with an 80gr ELD-VT from my 6 arc. The shot felt good and the amount of bright red blood looks like a solid lung hit, but after 60 yards lost the blood. When I used the 108 ELD-M, they usually died where they stood. I know weird things happen with bullets sometimes, so...