Yes Dear, ML It Is!

by gary sorenson Monday started off early with great expectations and very few plans. Sue and I were headed for the hills to do some bow hunting for elk and we wanted to get there before day light and it was an hour drive so the alarm clock had a hard time getting our attention [...]
Game Biologists are Walking a Tight Rope

I was over on SoCal’s site the other day and Al had asked the question as to what others experiences have been in dealing with game biologists. They probably have a wealth of information but sometimes it tough to get to much out of them. Those that hunt you can understand, but if they don’t, [...]
Ahh, Come on, It Was a Great Day!

Now you’ve heard the version or young fathers with families at home as to what happened on the first day of our bear hunt, so you need to hear the side from the next older generation. Sue was the one carrying the tag, and I was along to eat the noon sandwiches, and Zack, our eleven [...]
Chasing Elusive (Adroit) Elk

Elusive (e lu’ siv) adj. Adroitly evading; baffling, hard to grasp. I had to look this up to make sure it was the description I wanted… and then had to look up adroitly( this always happens to me!) adroit (a droit’) adj. Skillful or clever in performance; quick to grasp and execute; resourceful; deft. …and [...]
Fashions in the Wilds

Sometimes I sit down to write about a subject and know before I start that I’m going to get myself in hot water somewhere along the line. With a subject that includes ladies, hunting, and fashions I’m guaranteed problems and some of them could probably come from my own household when I show a few pictures. Oh well, [...]
There’s a Price For Practice to Make Perfect

We don’t run before we walk and we don’t give a speech before we learn to talk. I’m sure Micheal Jordon threw up a few bricks before he became quite good at basketball and I’m sure Tiger woods busted 100 a few times before he became one of the best of golfers of all time. I [...]
High Adventure deer Hunt

Nerves were tingling with anticipation as I made my way through the tangle of weeds and dense undergrowth. The dim early morning light made ghostly shapes, fanning the flames of imagination, sending all the senses to full alert. A soft breeze sighed, bringing the pungent smells of sage and manure… yes you read it right… manure… …
Battle of the B.O.W. Opening Weekend

Team HuntingLife.com Date-9/12 and 9/13 Opening Weekend Opening morning and the weather was not what we had hoped for.
Battle of the B.O.W. joins the Sportsman’s Channel in Jan. 2010!

Well it is finally official. The “Battle of the B.O.W.â€� contest on www.Wisconsinoutdoorsnetwork.com will be aired on the Sportsman’s Channel in Jan
Prois Pro, Kirstie Pike goes on a Gator Quest!

Próis Hunting Apparel owner, Kirstie Pike, writes about her GatorQuest Air Sickness and Air Boats…what’s a girl to do? Gator Quest…day 1! We flew into New Orleans late last night following a vomit inducing flight from Gunnison to Denver…ok, didn’t really vomit, but wished I had. As with typical travel days, we experienced near homicidal frustration with all proveyors of transportation.

