The last day of regular firearms season in Maryland proved to be very productive for this hunter! Right at first light 3 does ran through the field, coming from my left, and the largest doe stopped broadside only 20 yards in front of my stand. BOOM! My 30.06 slung the Nosler bullet and knocked it dead in its tracks. Continue reading
In recent years, attention to coyote population in the area has greatly increased. This is due to the fact that the population of coyotes has increased. The more sightings means the more people are going to talk about them. Continue reading
This year’s Maryland firearm season started off the same way it has for 17 years – my dad, brother, and me in the truck loaded with our hunting gear, on the way to the farm. There’s been a new addition to this tradition for the past two years now, my youngest sister in-law, Sophie, coming out with us. So we were all loaded into my dad’s truck, with all our gear, headed out to the farm very early in the morning. Continue reading