Find it! Ten steps to locating your deer after the shot

Article Abstract:

Safety tips for hunters include not taking shots at distances that you don't regularly practice successfully; being still after shooting; and marking your shooting spot before walking toward the direction the deer ran.

Safety and security measures, Hunters, White-tailed deer hunting

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Genuine truck: if you're not in pain, you're not driving a real vehicle

Article Abstract:

An ode to the early-1960s Dodge Power Wagon includes mock disgust for newer trucks that do not rattle, jar, freeze, and endanger their occupants.

Trucks, Appreciation, Truck drivers, Dodge Power Wagon (Truck)

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Saddlebags

Article Abstract:

An aged hunter named 'Saddlebags' shows a young hunter a secret spot where big bucks feed during winter season, when buck are usually scarce.

Deer hunting

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