SOTV: ‘09 Turkey Hunts
Last year, Jeff and I were both successful in our turkey hunting pursuits - Jeff shot a nice jake, and I shot my first bird - a jake - as well. And we were lucky enough to capture both of those hunts on film too.
I love sharing these videos with all of you, and I love them for selfish reasons as well. It's just great to, not only be able to re-live the moment in your mind, but also to be ab...
Sponsor On-Board
It's been one heck of a month here at SimplyOutdoors, and it just keeps getting better. I'm very proud and pleased to announce that we have our first sponsor - Cottage Craft Works.
Cottage Craft Works make all kinds of unique things - hand-made furniture, fishing lures, custom gun stocks, toys and, of course, my personal favorite, hunting calls. They make box calls, slate calls, owl hoots, ...
Walks: Getting Outside Anyway We Can
Sure, a lot of the sidewalks are a muddy mess, and a few of them are quite treacherous - ice-covered and very slick from the snow that has melted during the day and then re-froze at night. But that hasn't kept the wife, Abby, or myself from enjoying a walk the last couple evenings.
It's interesting this time of the year as well. On one end it's great to see the snow disappearing and the sta...
Michigan’s Changing of the Seasons
I walked out the back door yesterday afternoon - to take out the trash - and I was promptly met by spring. This weekend the weather has been unbelievable, especially considering that we were ice fishing just last weekend; we hit the 50 degree mark yesterday, and we're supposed to be in the high 40's, low 50's all week this week. So much for ice fishing, I guess.
What I experienced this week...
SOTV: New Youth Video
Head on over to SimpyOutdoors TV and check out the new video we posted. During Michigan's Early Anterless Season last year, Jeff and Tyler G. did their best to fill Tyler's first tag.
This early season allowed Tyler to experience all the emotions that come with hunting - the feeling that comes with missing, and then the elation that comes with.........well you'll just have to watch to find out...
Hunting Rats
Posted By: Arthur on July 6, 2009 in Site goodies - Comments: No Comments »
Unfortunately, but thankfully for all of us involved, Albert has been hunting rats recently, and all of you who read this should take a gander at this post and this post in order to fill in the gaps.
Apparently, a human rat, Mark Osterholt, also known as Wayne Rommel, has been stealing from me as well as a few of my blogging friends. Now I’ve had content stolen before, but since it had a link back to my site I figured no harm no foul. This time, however, is much different. My posts, as well as other OBS bloggers’ posts have managed to be posted on “Mr. Rats” websites without any inclination as to who they belong.
Thankfully, Albert, being the tenacious one he is is one the prowl and working to hunt this rat down.
I hope he ultimately gets a successful kill.
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