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… the swooshing sound again as the flock of teal, in perfect formation, bank a turn. Then they traverse from the side of open water to the other. Suddenly they’re in front of the blind! They make another bank turn. Just as they tip their wings up, “GET ‘EM!”
…if you use the #TheCrushTV and #WildGameInnovations hashtags, you will have a chance to win one of four Wildgame Innovations Trail Cameras or one of four Ameristep Ground Blinds.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife recently completed a survey of trout populations in the Animas River through Durango and near Silverton. The results provide a mixed picture for trout.
There are a lot of youngsters that amaze me, but these hunting gurus may surprise you too. Check it out, as they recount their first hunting experiences. ~Mia
If you are a beginner and want to be a successful bow hunter, you have to have self-confidence in your ability to take a deer. So, where does this self- confidence come from?
Antlers and horns tell the story of the hunt. It’s fascinating to hear some of the tales behind the mounts on our walls. You see, it’s not always about the size of rack. More often it’s about the memory.
It’s been sometime since water levels have been this high at Navajo Lake. If you live in the southwest area of Colorado, and are looking for family fun, you may consider a lake trip for Labor Day weekend. ~Mia WATER LEVELS AT NAVAJO PROMISE GREAT LABOR DAY BOATING ARBOLES, Colo. - Boating at Navajo State Park will…
Hometown Festival family activities include free games, craft, prizes, face painting, food samples, and the chance to win a vintage Bass Tracker package during the Throwback Sweepstakes.
It’s story I’m NOT proud of. Please, please pay attention to these details. Had we not been gone, hunting so often, this situation could’ve ended up differently.
Staying cool can be a challenge. I remember one summer my husband and I headed to the hunting blind for shade. About an hour later I looked over at a flushed-faced man. When I spoke, he looked distant and dizzy. He felt sick and his heart was pounding. It occurred to me, “He’s near heatstroke. Never mind a buck; I’m going to have to figure out how to pack out my husband.”
