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Campfire Stories: A Bearded Legend
In this episode we are starting a new series we'll call "Campfire Stories" where we'll recount some of the most interesting and exciting hunting stories we've read or heard. In this one we start with a story called "A Bearded Legend" from the book, The Greatest...
Getting two for one, a deer and turkey story
Boy I wish I had a picture of this one.... I wanted to following up on the email we sent last week about the hunters who thought their hunt was over without success. That is until a gobbler heading to roost decided to not send them home empty handed by electrocuting...
A new hunter’s first turkey hunting success
In this episode we conclude our youth turkey hunting series with a great success! Corn Bandit was able to guide his daughter to harvest her first turkey. Everything came together in this hunt and there was even some other unexpected visitors that miraculously didn't...
A crazy conclusion to a turkey hunt
We've been passing the time at home watching some cool turkey hunts on YouTube and this one called Old Mexico Long Beards by Primos Hunting is crazy. This frame was a screenshot directly from the video and the color is not altered. You'll have to watch it to see why...
The Muy Grande Deer Hunting Contest with Kenneth Sharber
In this episode we are honored to speak with Kenneth Sharber, owner and operator of the Muy Grande Deer Contest and Country Store in Freer, TX (https://www.muygrandevillage.com/). We discuss the Muy Grande Deer Contest in detail, the oldest deer contest in the world....
Listening for that ninja Gobbler
Well we didn't intend for this to become a (very short) mini-series but here it is. Having patience in many things especially hunting is so important that we figured we needed to continue this thought and round it out. Back in part 1 when out chasing thunder chickens...
A Thunder Chicken’s lesson in patience
When we're super excited going after that trophy tom one the of the hardest things to do is to sit tight and be patient. Once we've picked out a spot to sit and after we've put out our decoys we now let things “calm down”. We may have picked this spot either because...
Turkey hunting kid tips
In this episode we continue our discussion about turkey hunting with kids and how to help them out in the field. Richard recaps how his weekend went hunting with his daughter and her new .410 which we talked about in the previous episode. You'll want to check out the...
Your hands and face are giving you away
Now that you’ve covered up most all you body now it's time to finish the job and cover up your hands and head as well. It's entirely possible that not adequately covering these parts could be what is scaring the turkey away. If you’re in a moderate climate and...
Inside our gear bags: Youth single shot .410 for turkey
In this episode we continue our "Inside our gear bags" series by discussing Corn Bandit's recent purchase of a Stevens Model 301 Turkey .410 Shotgun for his daughter for this upcoming spring turkey season. We discuss his initial observations when they tested it out on...
Blend in like the Predator
Believe it or not, the turkey has much better vision out in the bush than we do as humans. A big part of turkey hunting is just trying to stay concealed from a turkey’s view while you’re chasing him. If you want to make your life easier you’ll need some good camo that...
When out for turkey, might as well sit in comfort
Hey, we hope you're doing well and staying safe. For those of you like us who've been sequestered in your house in a quasi-quarantine, we feel your pain. We've been sitting here working from home for over a week now and all that sitting has made us think about the...