Monday, October 31, 2011
Space Blanket
Saturday, October 29, 2011
Boots for Quads
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I have to be very careful with my footwear , I cannot feel from the chest down and I can easily receive a blister or sore very quickly from any type of footwear. I normally wear tennis shoes but this winter I am going to try this hunting boot from cabelas.
It contains 400 grams of thinsulate and is waterproof, hopefully it does not mark or cause a sore to develop on my foot. The price is certainly right at $59.99, if it works out.
Stay tuned for a shoe review from a man who cannot feel his feet, this should be interesting .... Like a priest being a marriage counselor
Friday, October 28, 2011
California University 2nd Annual Fundraiser Shoot
Hosted by the California University Archery Team. Location - Charleroi Archery Club in Charleroi PA. NFAA Rules and Scoring. 5-Spot 300 round. Fri - 7:00 PM, Sat - 6:00 PM, Sun - 1:00 PM.
Cost is $10.00. All proceeds go to the Cal U Archery Team. Awards will be presented.
NFAA Membership not required.
Come out and shoot. It's for a good cause.
Contact Sam at (724) 699-8745 to reserve a spot.
Cost is $10.00. All proceeds go to the Cal U Archery Team. Awards will be presented.
NFAA Membership not required.
Come out and shoot. It's for a good cause.
Contact Sam at (724) 699-8745 to reserve a spot.
Thursday, October 27, 2011
Outdoorlife Contest
Outdoor life magazine is having a contest for Halloween. Can you please log on and vote for me? The link is Here please let all your friends and family know, if I win I get a new crossbow! Thank you all so much.
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
2011 ELK HUNT PATCH AVAILABLE FROM GAME COMMISSION
HARRISBURG – The latest in a series of patches to commemorate the annual elk hunt in the Commonwealth is available from the Pennsylvania Game Commission’s website (www.pgc.state.pa.us) or by calling 1-888-888-3459 (toll-free). The patch costs $6 plus shipping and handling, for a total of $7.32.
To order online, put your cursor over “General Store” in the menu bar at the top of the page, select “Visit the Outdoor Shop” from the drop-down menu listing, click on “Pennsylvania Game Commission Outdoor Shop” in the lower left-hand corner, choose “Merchandise” at the top of the page, click on “Patches” in the left-hand column and scroll down to “2011 Elk Hunt Patch” and follow the instructions to order.
In addition, patches celebrating previous elk hunts are available for 2001 through 2010, except for the 2004 elk hunt, which patch sold out.
Wheelchair Emergency Kit
I'm in the planning stages for my Missouri Whitetail hunt and like any hunter I want to include a survival or emergency pack to carry with me into the woods.
But as a person with a disability, my survival pack will be a little different than the average Joe.
100 mph tape, it's better than duct tape and may come in handy to patch my Roho (air cushion)
Extra urinary supplies
Firestarter
Gerber multi-tool
GPS
Headlamp
Hex wrench set
Plastic zip ties
Poncho
Small first aid kit
Snacks
Space Blanket
Water bottle
What do you take in your emergency bag ?
But as a person with a disability, my survival pack will be a little different than the average Joe.
100 mph tape, it's better than duct tape and may come in handy to patch my Roho (air cushion)
Extra urinary supplies
Firestarter
Gerber multi-tool
GPS
Headlamp
Hex wrench set
Plastic zip ties
Poncho
Small first aid kit
Snacks
Space Blanket
Water bottle
What do you take in your emergency bag ?
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Monday, October 24, 2011
Pa Fall Turkey
This Saturday starts fall turkey season here in Pennsylvania. I will be gearing up with my crossbow and hopefully harvesting a mature Tom in the next few days.
I plan on using the same set up that I use for whitetailed deer. I know some people use special broadheads for Turkey, but I do not want to change anything, just in case Bullwinkle happens to walk by.
I believe the Rage 100 grain two blade broadhead that I use for deer will be just as effective on Turkey's. What do you use?
Hope the weather improves...
I plan on using the same set up that I use for whitetailed deer. I know some people use special broadheads for Turkey, but I do not want to change anything, just in case Bullwinkle happens to walk by.
I believe the Rage 100 grain two blade broadhead that I use for deer will be just as effective on Turkey's. What do you use?
Hope the weather improves...
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