The Wild Life

Also published at Good Hunt . I returned home from Sampson County, North Carolina last Thursday with three deer in the coffin cooler. A...

The buzzsaws cranked up at 7 a.m. , a solid 45 minutes after first shooting light. True to current form, those three-quarters of an h...

2004 South Carolina Doe The old doe fed in a clearing between palmetto patches, munching on acorns from the sweeping live oaks that ra...

I tried to keep my story about this year’s North Carolina hunt short; I wanted to focus on deer success, for a change. If you follow this b...

The old doe hung up in the back of a rugged pine clearing, head up and ears forward as her young counterparts fed in the sweet potato pile. ...

The spike mowed through the sweet potato pile smacking his lips and paying very little attention to anything around him. This deer had been ...

Originally Published November 2008 from my old blog. “You think a guy like that comes this close to getting caught and sticks his head out? ...