Doug Hall and the story of “Freddie’s Deer”
Most deer hunts are meaningful, have family ties, self rewarding, as well as preservation of faith. It drives folks to get out of bed, fight for well being in the world, keep a good family,
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Most deer hunts are meaningful, have family ties, self rewarding, as well as preservation of faith. It drives folks to get out of bed, fight for well being in the world, keep a good family,
I first got pictures of this buck in Sept. I guess it was him. The buck would not come close enough to the camera to see his horns. But I could tell he was a
Priscilla Blackburn’s blackpowder rifle misfired on her first attempt at shooting her dream buck, but she kept her composure and sealed the deal on the 153-inch North Carolina mountain monster. […]
In the latest episode of the PG and Boatgirl Outdoors Podcast, pro bass angler Andy Montgomery shares a harrowing tale, and PG shares one of his latest hunting adventures involving a deer he calls Bo Derek. […]
Sixteen-year-old Olivia Wilson of Summerton, S.C. killed a huge 8-point buck in Clarendon County on Nov. 14, 2020. The buck has been green-scored at 147 inches. […]
They killed the 10-point bucks 90 minutes apart Seth Martin and his dad Mike Martin, both of Thomasville, N.C., run a hunting club in Caswell County. And on the morning of Nov. 18, 2020, they
Hello, my name is Chad Ham. I took this big 8 on November 6th with a crossbow. […]
Kenny Nicholson of Prosperity, S.C. killed a 12-point buck on public land and his friend captured the entire hunt on video. […]
Hunter Pegg of Oak Ridge, N.C. killed a big 14-point Guilford County buck on Nov. 14, 2020 after a quest that lasted several years. […]
When the going gets tough, a lot of deer hunters quit; the ones that perserver are often rewarded […]
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