With spring just around the corner, it's time to start planning food plots and how you'll manage your deer this season. If you want quality deer, next season starts the day this season ends.
http://www.qdma.com/
Check out QDM's website. There's a ton of great info. Also, the QDM convention will be in Louisville July 23-26!!! The National Convention will be held at the Kentucky International Convention Center.
http://www.qdma.com/pdf/2009ConventionFlyer.pdf
Monday, February 9, 2009
More PETA Stupidity
Hunting news is real slow this time of year, so I continue to explore the world of American Terrorism.
Well, just when we thought the terrorists called PETA couldn't get any more stupid, they go and dress up like KKK members to protest the Westminister Dog Show. Yep, KKK members with the robes and pointy hats. One member was asked about the outfits and she didn't even know that's what they were. I wish they'd dress up like a seal and all get baseball batted in the noggins for being so stupid.
Sunday, February 8, 2009
NY Hunter mistakes Llama for an Elk

This is a pretty funny story from a Montana newspaper. This NY hunter shot what he thought was an elk but ended up figuring out it was a llama. He even called F&W and turned himself in. He apparently even gutted and tagged the llama with his elk tag. Ended up, the only thing he was guilty of was being stupid becasue it was a feral llama.
Las Vegas Giveaway
Go check out islandlife and sign up for their Las Vegas giveaway. They seem to always have a great giveaway.
http://islandlife808.com/contestsawards/viva-las-vegas-giveaway/
http://islandlife808.com/contestsawards/viva-las-vegas-giveaway/
Saturday, February 7, 2009
Ashley Judd needs to hush that mouth
I've always liked Ashley Judd because she's a UK graduate a Big Blue supporter but now I think she just needs to shut her mouth and go back to watching her husband race cars. Judd went on Larry King last night and blasted Sarah Palin's hunting and Alaska's killing of wolves from helicopters. First, Judd knows absolutely NOTHING about Alaska's wildlife management and the damage the wolves are doing to wildlife like elk, moose, and deer. I've never been a wolf supporter and absolutely hate the fact that they were reintroduced in the lower 48. She's mainly taking a national stage to bash Palin for her publicity of hunting and females in hunting during the election. I have a couple words for Ashely Judd: go back to Hollywood and shut your mouth.
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
Salato Wildlife Center Reopens Soon
In this hunting dead period, if you get a chance to head towards Frankfort, take a while to stop by the Salato Wildlife Center. One of the black bears died last year but there's still a big one there. You can also get up close to some elk, deer, bobcat, and eagles. Inside and out are some awesome fish exhibits. The center opens back up to the public Feb. 17th. The best thing is that it's usually free or only a $1.
Monday, February 2, 2009
MC Dad Bloggers Partnership
I'm excited to announce a partnership with MC Dad Bloggers which is a product review network. Check back often for product reviews and some nice giveaways. You can also check:
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Great Whitetail Management Article
There's a nice article from Dr. James Kroll I ran accross this morning on whitetail management. It's worth a read from North American Whitetail.
http://www.northamericanwhitetail.com/deermanagement/NAW_DrD_1008/index.html
http://www.northamericanwhitetail.com/deermanagement/NAW_DrD_1008/index.html
Sunday, February 1, 2009
PETA Terrorists at it again

It's a slow time in the hunting season and I like to take shots at the terrorists from PETA whenever I get a chance. I don't even think I have to explain how crazy their new genious plan is. In an attempt for people to stop fishing and eating fish, they want to change the name of fish to "sea kittens". Brilliant. Maybe you can rename deer marshmellows or something. Rediculous.
Power Finally!
Finally got our power back on today. Man, it's been a long week. Hope everyone out there is staying warm. What a mess.
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Any Trees Left?
Goodness, the weather is horrible. The ice is killing the woods. I lost at least 50 trees on my 4 acres last night. The way it looks, those won't be the last. Will there be any trees left for the turkey to roost? Stay Warm!
Sunday, January 25, 2009
Don't forget to get your Elk Lottery permit
Don't forget about getting your elk lottery permit sometime within the next few months. You have to purchase it this season on line. In 2008, Kentucky hunters harvested 134 bulls and 221 cows. In 2009, Fish and Wildlife will off 1,000 elk permits.
Purchase your chance at:
https://fw.ky.gov/license/olpsintro.aspx
Purchase your chance at:
https://fw.ky.gov/license/olpsintro.aspx
Saturday, January 24, 2009
Strader Show 09
It's almost time for the Jim Strader Hunting and Fishing show in Louisville. I'm honestly not a big fan of Jim or his radio show though I do listen to it sometimes, I rarely agree with his comments and opinions. I do appreciate that he organizes a hunting show in the Kentuckiana area. This year the show be February 6,7, and 8th. Admission this year is $9 with kids under 12 free. Harold Knight will be speaking about both deer and turkey hunting. Kevin Boyer will also be talking food plot and deer management. There will also be free deer scoring and a big buck contest.
http://www.jimstrader.com/#12
http://www.jimstrader.com/#12
Friday, January 23, 2009
Winter Thoughts-out of state for 09
Well, the lull between deer season and turkey season makes me crazy. It is time however, to start researching any out-of-state hunting you want to do next season. Many tags have to be applied for by February. If there is any hunting you'd like to do, I'll research it for you and post free of cost. Just reply as to what and where you want to hunt, and I'll gather the info.
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
PETA trying to get attention again.

The terrorists from PETA are at it again. They are again trying to get some recognition. I'll say first and foremost that I don't condone ANYTHING that Michael Vick has ever done except for scoring touchdowns. Now however, the terrorist organization that calls themselves PETA is petitioning the National Football League to have Vick undergo psychological tests and a brain scan to see if he still likes fighting dogs I guess. If he does undergo any tests, it's most likely going to show the dude is crazy because he crapped away millions of dollars by fighting pets. I hope they don't ever want me to undergo any brain scans because mine would say that I love hunting and eating all the animals of the great state of Kentucky. It would also say that PETA is a terrorist organization operating right here in our own country.
Here's a link to the entire bizzare story.
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2009/football/nfl/01/21/vick.peta.ap/index.html
Here's a link to the entire bizzare story.
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2009/football/nfl/01/21/vick.peta.ap/index.html
Monday, January 19, 2009
Start Thinking Yotes

With February rolling around soon, it's time to start thinking coyotes. I really despise the animal. My son and I had numerous run-ins with one particular coyote throughout deer season. My son scared the life out of him from about 200 yards as he faced us and howled and barked for about 2 straight hours one foggy morning. The coyote movement will increase in February as they start breeding. We'll be out in the next few weeks trying to bust a few.
Saturday, January 17, 2009
Bear Hunt Official Press Release from Fish and Wildlife
http://fw.ky.gov/newsrelease.asp?nid=467
If you don't have time to read it all, here's a quick summary:
*Kentucky's first bear hunt next December in a 3 county area. (Harlan, Letcher, and Pike counties)
*$30 permits
*No baiting allowed
*10 bears or 5 females, whichever is reached first.
If you don't have time to read it all, here's a quick summary:
*Kentucky's first bear hunt next December in a 3 county area. (Harlan, Letcher, and Pike counties)
*$30 permits
*No baiting allowed
*10 bears or 5 females, whichever is reached first.
Countdown to Turkey Season
It's slow in the hunting world right now. Time to start looking ahead to gobbles and warm weather. Countdown to the Youth Turkey hunt begins now. Looking forward to the April 4th and 5th!
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Lawmakers approve Kentucky Bear Hunt 2009

Looks like Kentucky Lawmakers officially approved the 2009 bear hunt in the state. It sounds like the season will be in December but it'll be very limited in the number of bears that will be allowed to be harvested. F&W should come out with official word within a few days I suppose. The season dates and tag allotment is probably some time off from being announced.
Monday, January 12, 2009
Last Week of Bow Season
We've entered the last week of the Kentucky Archery Season. The season will officially close on January 19th (next Monday). I may venture out one more time just for kicks.
Saturday, January 10, 2009
Poachers Killing our Elk
One thing I hate more than anything in the world, is poachers and tresspassers. Four bull elk were found dead in Leslie County. These criminals need to be caught and prosecuted. The elk program is important to thousands of Kentuckians.
Kentucky Fish and Wildlife poaching hotline at 1 -800-25-ALERT (1-800-252-5378)
Kentucky Fish and Wildlife poaching hotline at 1 -800-25-ALERT (1-800-252-5378)
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
Young Kentucky Hunters-Wyatt
Saturday morning of the youth hunt started out as the pits. The wind was blowing. I took Wyatt and his dad took his younger brother, Wade, to a different location. Neither one of us seen a deer. We left the ground blind around 9am. At around 2 o'clock we were back at the ground blind for round 2. With the wind blowing hard, I told Wyatt that if we seen any deer in the afternoon they will probably be moving fast. At about 3:50, I got a glimpse of the deer running across the open field. As I got Wyatt ready and gun pointed to were I thought the deer was going, I than grunted trying to stop him, but he didn't slow down. I grunted 3 or 4 times before the deer stopped. I asked Wyatt if he was on him and he said yes. I reached up and took his safety off and said "KILL HIM" and he did in his tracks. I don't know who was more excited, me or him. Story told by: Ferrel C.
Great story and great deer Wyatt. Thanks to Ferrel for being involved with getting young folks into the woods.
Tuesday, January 6, 2009
Turkey Seasons
Monday, January 5, 2009
CDW discovered in 5 deer in West Va.
Chronic Wasting Disease was found in 5 deer in West Virginia during the 2008 season. This is some scary stuff closing in on the Bluegrass with finds already in neighboring states like West Va. and Inidiana.
CWD is a neurological disease found in deer and elk, and it belongs to a family of diseases known as transmissible spongiform encephalopathies. The disease is thought to be caused by abnormal, proteinaceous particles called prions that slowly attack the brain of infected deer and elk, causing the animals to progressively become emaciated, display abnormal behavior and invariably results in the death of the infected animal. There is no known treatment for CWD, and it is fatal for the infected deer or elk. It is important to note that currently there is no evidence to suggest CWD poses a risk for humans or domestic animals.
Check out the full article from CDW-Info.org
http://www.cwd-info.org/index.php/fuseaction/news.detail/ID/635253f2cbbd3c50e72b4c93ea8b557b
CWD is a neurological disease found in deer and elk, and it belongs to a family of diseases known as transmissible spongiform encephalopathies. The disease is thought to be caused by abnormal, proteinaceous particles called prions that slowly attack the brain of infected deer and elk, causing the animals to progressively become emaciated, display abnormal behavior and invariably results in the death of the infected animal. There is no known treatment for CWD, and it is fatal for the infected deer or elk. It is important to note that currently there is no evidence to suggest CWD poses a risk for humans or domestic animals.
Check out the full article from CDW-Info.org
http://www.cwd-info.org/index.php/fuseaction/news.detail/ID/635253f2cbbd3c50e72b4c93ea8b557b
Sunday, January 4, 2009
Deer Season Winding Down
Only a couple more weeks of bow season and then we'll start looking towards Turkey 09. The bucks are dropping antlers in some places so you have to be careful of what your shooting. I'm still seeing some decently fresh rubbing.
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