Larry’s Blog: Making the Grade
“You mind taking care of the steaks?” asked David Cotton when we returned to camp. “I’d be honored to grill the steaks your dad, Edgar, selected. Saw them earlier. Just hope I can do them justice!” I replied. Our guest of honor would be none other than Rick Lambert, who has numerous claims to fame […]
Larry’s Blog: Best Hunting Tool
Luke Clayton and I were recording my “Campfire Talk” segment for his weekly “Catfish Radio with Luke Clayton and Friends” radio shows and podcast, which we have been doing together now for seventeen years. “One last question..” said Luke. “What do you think the best tool a deer hunter can have to be successful?” Interesting! […]
Larry’s Blog: A Look Back at Seasons Past
A couple of days ago while going through some hunting gear in preparation for my upcoming hunts starting October 1 hunting moose in British Columbia, Canada I ran across a stack of old DVDs television shows. Somehow those were not with the large stack of over 500 other television shows I’ve done over the years. […]
Larry’s Blog: I Cant, Therefore I Can’t
“Shoot at the 600-yard target!” instructed Joe Cunningham. I cranked the appropriate dial up on my scope’s turret, settled into a solid shooting position, took a deep breath, let it all out, started squeezing the trigger being careful the only thing that moved on my hand was the distal portion of my right index finger […]
Larry’s Blog: A Pair to Draw To
Hunting seasons looms on the horizon here in Texas. Mourning dove hunting is practically here. Big game seasons are opening elsewhere and numerous have already begun across North America. As this is being written, I’ve started packing for a moose hunt in British Columbia with Love Brothers & Lee. On that hunt I’ll be using […]
Larry’s Blog: Gemsbok
“Not going to get closerrr! Too many eyes and not enough coverrr. Can you take him for herrre?” questioned Fred Burchell. Before I could answer, he added, “The bull on the farrr left. His horrrns are at least 38. The big cow rrright in the middle is about 42. Want to leave herrr as a […]
Larry’s Blog: Long Range – Is it Time?
My goal as a hunter has always been to get as close as possible before squeezing the trigger. I love the challenge of getting close to whatever animals I’m hunting. Maybe that’s why I have long been fascinated with handgun hunting. I have hunted with a bow, but never became enthralled with archery. I did […]
Larry Weishuhn – a Lifetime of Hunting Achievement
Larry Weishuhn – a Lifetime of Hunting Achievement – North American Deer Hunter (nadeerhunter.com)
Larry’s Blog: Denmark’s Fallow
“That was not a roe deer! Not with those antlers!” quipped I as a large set of tall, many tined palmate antlers seemingly floated just above and behind a rock wall. I glanced at Stefan Bengtsson. My outfitter/guide/fellow wildlife biologist and more importantly friend grinned. “That had to have been a fallow buck, unless it […]
Larry’s Blog: Bearly Today
“Larry really likes sitting on the ground!” answered Brad Fenson before I could, when questioned about how I liked hunting bear. I nodded enthusiastically! “Perfect! We’ve got just the stand for him. There’s been a really smart old bear coming into one of our stands. He’s been seen briefly several times. Hunters we’ve had in […]