Welcoem to posts!!
in the future - u will be able to do some more stuff here,,,!! like pat catgirl- i mean um yeah... for now u can only see others's posts :c
If I canāt join the big dogs, Iāll keep up! And thatās all that matters. Anyone can do this.
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Iām about to drop a video from last nights live! Continued on Old timer showing us how to make homemade, old fashioned style kettle Corn! āPopcornā
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Sneak peak of whatās coming, shooting a Rossi 454 lever action rifle, using colt 45 bullets in comparison to the 454 bullet. #leveractionrifle, #rossiguns, @Rossiguns,
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I wanna say thank you from hereāŖ@BowMadOutdoorsā¬ Iāve reached over 1.000 subscribers and appreciate every one of you for following along on my experiences and adventures.
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Hello everyone, I wanted to give a shout out and a big thank you for following along with my content, and outdoor experiences. Itās been fun creating and sharing. Almost 1,000 followers! Im blown away.
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Deer Antlers are growing fast!
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One week left of late Archery Season here in Pennsylvania! Can we get it done? will see! Iāve got A plan!
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While everyone shoveled snow, we hunted in snow, here in South Central Pennsylvania
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There was a time when we hunted to shareā¦..
Memories with loved ones and to put meat on the table. We hunted because we enjoyed being in the mountains and in the outdoors.
For me it has not changed. When I was a kid we learned about hunting through a History teacherās knowledge of hunting. A class room with paper magazines as we took our hunter safety courses, and watched horrible projector videos , a couple drunk guys with guns walking through the woods, dehydrated making stupid decisions. Making memories like this will be forever left there, non existent for future generations. Back then, there was a fever before deer season started, I canāt specifically name it, but it wasnāt buck fever. It was an emotional blend of anticipation, getting 3 days off from school, and mom making your thermos of hot chocolate at 4am, while dad took forever to get ready, Iād imagine it was because he always made sure I had everything I needed first. At 13 years old, Dad would walk me in part way, then send me off on my own in the dark. Didnāt really fear much back then, or think about being alone in the dark, in the mountains, it was just something we did from all the anticipation, reading those field of stream magazines, with nothin but giant bucks, and dreams of what we might see when dark turned into daylight. For me those feelings and emotions will never go away.
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A channel with a variety of videos about hunting, scouting, fishing, outdoors.