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Things we do outdoors
March, 2018 Our neighbors are awesome! We were invited by our wonderful neighbors and friends on an offshore fishing trip to celebrate a special day. It was chartered with Captain Marshall Booker. We had a great time even if we didn’t get to keep any of the snapper.
For many fossil collectors and paleontologists, Whiskey Bridge, just outside College Station, Texas is a Holy Grail to visit and collect at. The Brazos river cuts through the Stone City formation exposing some of the best preserved Eocene era marine fossils known. Best of all, it is all on public Continue Reading;
After nearly two decades of putting in the TPWD Exotic hunt draws we finally got picked. I have been wanting to go on an exotic hunt for so long it almost hurts. Even the nearly 9 hour drive to the panhandle couldn’t dampen my enthusiasm. Lodging This was a bit Continue Reading;
Steve and I were fortunate enough to be drawn for the 2014 Mason Mountain, Gun Deer Management hunt. For this hunt we would each be allowed to take two whitetail deer from the management area. Either one doe and a buck, or two bucks. All bucks harvested had to have Continue Reading;
Steve and I were lucky enough to get drawn for the night time management hunt at J. D. Mruphree WMA. It was an experience! Let me share it with you. Unlike other draw hunts we were asked to be at the management area at 6 pm. Not 11 or 12 Continue Reading;
Despite the thousands of lightning strikes that have hit our local area with the storms of the past few weeks, only rarely have they made an impact visible after the storm passes. Most strikes hit earth or water and leave little or no sign at all of their passing. Scorched, Continue Reading;
Last weekend for Valentines Day, Steve and I spent a few hours hunting along the banks of the Brazos looking for fossils. We chose the popular Whiskey bridge area and were not disappointed. Steve found the prize of the day in the form of a mostly intact cuttlefish “skeleton”. It Continue Reading;