I will tell you what I learned myself For me as long, five-or six-mile walk helps, and one must go alone and every day. - Unknown

Have you ever noticed that many of the best bucks ever taken have been of the non-typical type? The racks of these monsters are as unique as the stories of how they made it to the wall of fame.  They come in 16, 20, and even 30-point varieties. They may have drop-tines, multiple brow tines, …

A woman went into labor at the lake and the baby was coming fast. Her husband began yelling frantically for a doctor. There just happened to be one fishing from a boat nearby. He motored to shore and delivered the baby boy.

This is a story of an adventure that happened to my husband’s father, Earl Farmer of Swan Pond in the mid-1930’s.

The thin clear air is beginning to turn to a sharp chill in the late evening. Autumn leaves are making claim of this season. The signs of summer clearly are gone, leaving me with a feeling of bittersweet sadness. There is evening silence from insect songs in the garden. A few tomatoes not ye…

I’ve mentioned before how I try to pace myself when deer season opens. When I was younger, I felt like I had to be in the stand every waking minute. Any hour could be the hour that buck walked by. Granted, I didn’t have trail cameras to verify anything, but I still should have known my odds …

The Fall weather finally hit, some would argue we skipped Autumn and went straight to winter! It's been a unique and rough year, after nearly a couple weeks with no rain and temperatures went from the 70's-80's, there have been reports that the fall foliage may not be as colorful this year a…

The story is told of a rather odd fellow who sat beneath a walnut tree one day thinking odd thoughts.

Since this Daniel Boone Festival had to be cancelled because of the Corona Virus, I thought I would ask my readers to tell me what they missed most about past DBF’s.  I asked this question to my friends and family on Facebook.  The top answer was the tantalizing food.  Here are a few of the …