Next Generation Insight to the Outdoors
If you’d like to hear the story narrated to you, click play on the video above! Yesterday I spent several hours walking miles through our family property in search of dropped deer antlers. While the recent warm front has gotten us past the dreaded winter cold, it has now led to another problem for …
Two weeks ago, I stumbled upon an owl nest in an old deer stand on our property. I left the area undisturbed since the discovery of the eggs, but today I returned to check on them. As I began my climb up the ladder, not one, but two Barn owls flew out of the open …
You never know what you’re going to get when you head into the outdoors on a hunting or fishing adventure, and it was no different for my buddy and I as we headed into the woods on an early February morning. The winter months are prime time for coyote season, so we decided to give …
In 2013, I killed the biggest buck of my life. We chased him for two years, with no in-person sightings. Only trail camera pictures proved his existence. But on opening day of rifle season, my .30-06 ushered in his demise the first, and only, time he was seen in-person. “Big Boy” was no longer, but …
By Ryan Miloshewski October 19-26, 2014: The Pre-Game Welcome back to another edition of “Whitetail Weekly,” folks! With each passing day we are inching closer to the frenzy and fervor that is the whitetail rut—and I couldn’t be more excited. We received positive feedback on my first post, but some weren’t sure we would have …
By Ryan Miloshewski The local weather forecast is calling for highs in the 50’s, with crisp, cool mornings and beautiful sunshine. Football is in full swing. The MLB postseason is starting, featuring my hometown Cardinals and cross-state Royals. NHL hockey will start in the coming week. Sycamores and honey locusts are exchanging chlorophyll …