Bradbery Family Adventures
Because we don’t have a hunting lease, and probably couldn’t afford one anyway, Steve and I rely on the Texas public hunt system for our hunting adventures. We have been doing this for many years and it has worked out well for us. Usually. By hunting this way we often Continue Reading;
Of all of the Texas Public Hunt systems Wildlife Management areas, Keechi Creek WMA holds a special place in our hearts. It was at Keechi Creek, about 25 years ago, that Steve and I started our public hunting adventures. Without any property to hunt of our own I looked for Continue Reading;
Fishing offshore has been awesome when the weather cooperates. We are finally dialing in finding snapper. So much so that we decided to take someone else out with us for the first time. Kyle was one of the cameramen/producers we met at Mason Mountian WMA for the TPWD TV segment Continue Reading;
These are a few of the many things I have made from antlers and/or driftwood.
I just finished “canning” nine quarts (2.25 gallons) of coconut curry sauce. The pressure cooker makes everything so much easier. Coconut milk Turmeric Ginger Brown sugar Curry powder Peanut powder Peanut Butter
January 2020 While in west Texas for our mule deer hunt (here) we visited the small town of Marfa. That is the town famous for the mysterious Marfa Ghost Lights. We also stayed after dark to see them (here). As we drove around Marfa we came across an awesome rock Continue Reading;
Just hours before the final deadline to put in for the last categories in the Texas Public Hunt Draw System I went back through all of my applications to be sure I had applied for what I wanted. That was when I realized I haven’t put in for any mule Continue Reading;
Dec. 2019 Since we were so close to Marfa, Texas on our Elephant Mountain hunting trip and the fabled Marfa Lights were just a few miles away we had to go check things out. We arrived at the awesome viewing area set just off Hwy 90 between Alpine and Marfa Continue Reading;
Here are a few of the lamps I have made from driftwood and antlers.
Sep. 16, 2019 Another small adventure done. Steve and I went on a little beach-combing road trip. Our objective was to check out a beach a friend had told me about on the upper Texas coast. While it took hours to get there and the tide was high, we did manage to Continue Reading;