DENVER — The Colorado Division of Wildlife is partnering with the Mule Deer Foundation to bring new hunters this one-day introduction to deer hunting in Colorado. This program is designed for participants of all ages interested in learning more about hunting Mule Deer. Youth and women hunters encouraged to attend. Seminars and stations include: -Ladies [...]
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Training to Hunt: Salt Point Training Run
Photos courtesy of Linda Reed, Susan Kelleher, and Robert Thille. Not only was this a training run to prepare for my race in August but it was an opportunity to get out the tent and get some nights under the stars with my fellow trail runners. We hiked about a mile down to the [...]
Go to Training to Hunt: Salt Point Training RunSuccessful Western Hunter: Nate Treadwell
This last weekend at the Tejon ranch, a group of California Bowhunters members had three days of bowhunting action before the State Broadhead Championship. Seven of the twelve hunters killed pigs with archery equipment. That is better than the rifle average success rate for the state of California. It really speaks well to the skill and [...]
Go to Successful Western Hunter: Nate TreadwellCalifornia EHV-1 Causing EHM Disease Update as of 12 PM 6/9/11
California has one new confirmed case of EHV-1. There are a total of 22 confirmed EHV-1/ EHM cases in the state. This new confirmed case is located on the same premises in Glenn County as the last three confirmed cases. The positive confirmed cases are located in the following 12 counties: Amador(1), Colusa(1), Glenn(6), Kern(2), [...]
Go to California EHV-1 Causing EHM Disease Update as of 12 PM 6/9/11California EHV-1 Causing EHM Disease Update as of 4 PM 6/3/11
From the California Department of Food and Agriculture ( Note: The next update will be Monday June 6, 2011) California has two (2) new confirmed case of Equine Herpes Myeloencephalopathy (EHM) caused by EHV-1. The total is now 22 confirmed EHV-1/ EHM cases in the state. The two new confirmed positive horses, located on the [...]
Go to California EHV-1 Causing EHM Disease Update as of 4 PM 6/3/11California EHV-1 Causing EHM Disease Update as of 12 PM 6/2/11
In talking to my horse friends there is some hope in the fight against EHM. There have been NO NEW CASES since May 31st. Some equine events will be going on, but with caution. (See the Recommendations for Horse Show/Event Managers Regarding EHV-1 Biosecurity Procedures mentioned below) . When we can have 14 [...]
Go to California EHV-1 Causing EHM Disease Update as of 12 PM 6/2/11Successful Western Hunter:Brent Meadors
Cindy Krug sent me a picture of her friend Brent who connected on a nice wild hog at Tejon Ranch last week. When I met Brent he was still all smiles. Cindy writes: Brent works for a local water district outside of Bakersfield, so he was only able to hunt the evenings up at Tejon Ranch [...]
Go to Successful Western Hunter:Brent MeadorsMemorial Weekend Day 3 (Epic trail run)
This is the third and final post on a great Memorial Day Weekend… The status jumped out at me from the computer screen: Marc Strozyk Anyone want to join me tomorrow morning for a 14 or so mile run in Annadel???? Haven’t decided on route yet but I might just meander. Let me know. After [...]
Go to Memorial Weekend Day 3 (Epic trail run)Memorial Day Weekend Part 2 (California Broadhead Championship Day 2)
This Weekend was SO action packed it is going to take three blog columns to tell it all. And this is Leg 2…. I headed to bed and decided to sleep in my vehicle to get out of the gusty wind. Little did I know what in impact that would have on my night….(To be [...]
Go to Memorial Day Weekend Part 2 (California Broadhead Championship Day 2)Memorial Weekend part 1(California Broadhead Championship Day 1)
This Weekend was SO action packed it is going to take three blog columns to tell it all. Now as you know I am a measurer for the California Bowmen Hunters, as well as Pope and Young club. Through that organization I have developed a number of friendships. Among those are people you have seen [...]
Go to Memorial Weekend part 1(California Broadhead Championship Day 1)California EHV-1 Causing EHM Disease Update
California EHV-1 Causing EHM Disease Update as of 12 pm 5/21/2011 California has one new confirmed case of Equine Herpes Myeloencephalopathy (EHM) caused by EHV-1. There are 16 confirmed EHM cases in the state. The positive confirmed cases are located in the following 11 counties: Amador(1), Glenn(2), Kern(2), Los Angeles(1), Marin(1), Napa(1), Placer (2), Plumas(1), [...]
Go to California EHV-1 Causing EHM Disease UpdateEHV-1 Update
This excerpt from the Billings Gazette Details Wyoming’sresponse to the EHV-1 outbreak in horses: CHEYENNE – The Wyoming Livestock Board has clarified its new order requiring that all horses entering the state be inspected by a veterinarian. The agency says horses must be inspected 72 hours before entering Wyoming, effective Thursday. The 72-hour window is [...]
Go to EHV-1 UpdateAttn: Horse owners! Disease Precautions to prevent EHV-1
I received this email about the outbreak of Equine Herpes Virus 1. It is very transmissible and a number of horse shows have been cancelled in order to prevent further spread. If you have any questions there are links in the release below to follow to find out more. A recent disease outbreak of Equine [...]
Go to Attn: Horse owners! Disease Precautions to prevent EHV-1You might live in Oregon…
Apologies to Jeff Foxworthy who created the “You might be..” genre with his redneck jokes. These were passed along to me on the Sage Creek Hunting Forums. If someone in a Home Depot store offers you assistance and they don’t work there, you live in Oregon. If you’ve worn shorts, sandals and a parka at [...]
Go to You might live in Oregon…Syd’s First Real Archery Shoot.
I spent the week trying to figure out what my wife wanted to do for her birthday today. I figured the best thing she could have was a day without her constant companion, Sydney, my 4 year old Daughter. Natalie said that was fine, and to take her with me to the Sonoma County Bowman’s Ultimate [...]
Go to Syd’s First Real Archery Shoot.Annadel Trail Half Marathon 2011
In February of 2010 I had the honor of participating in the first annual Annadel Half Marathon. I wrote about my experience there in a past WW column. That event raised over $25,000 and sold out in two months with just four months of planning. Fourteen months later the second running of the Annadel [...]
Go to Annadel Trail Half Marathon 2011Successful Western Hunter: Meg Groverman
Meg Groverman got her first wild pig hunting on private land in Sonoma County earlier this spring. She and her father saw nearly 100 pigs and in the afternoon she connected with her 25-06 on this nice 70 pound boar hog.
Go to Successful Western Hunter: Meg Groverman2011 Petaluma Footrace Race Report.
The 2011 Petaluma Footrace took place at the Petaluma Marina on April 10th under sunny clear skies with a slight 5 mph breeze and temperatures in the high 50’s to low 60’s along the Petaluma River. I started this race with the goal of pacing myself and finding a pace I could maintain. I didn’t [...]
Go to 2011 Petaluma Footrace Race Report.Getting Loopy with Annadel
The first Sunday in April , we joined the Empire Runners for a 2×7 mile trail run relay known as the Annadel Loop de Loop. You could enter as a two person team each running a 7 mile loop or as an individual doing 14 miles. I elected to take the first loop in the [...]
Go to Getting Loopy with AnnadelTraining update…
So I haven’t had much to write as to my training for the upcoming Annadel Half Marathon. I did lose a couple of weeks to the seasonal virus that robbed me of about two weeks. It had me feeling puny through the first two weeks of March. In fact I didn’t log any mileage until [...]
Go to Training update…The Sierra Nevada Slide show
In case you thought California was just beaches and movie stars, here is a look at the Eastern Side of the Sierras. It gets you ready for backpacking season in July. This is not far from where I killed my Tule Elk.
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My friend Tony in Wyoming sent me a note that reminded me why there are so few people in Wyoming, and why my family chose the coast of California as their home. It’s winter in Wyoming And the gentle breezes blow, 70 miles per hour at 52 below! Oh, how I love Wyoming When the snow’s [...]
Go to Winter in WyomingTraining to hunt Week #6
This week the weather was forcast to be wet and cold with snow predicted late in the week. Aside from some scattered flurries the snow never accumulated , but we had a clear cold morning with frost and ice on our long run Sunday at Annadel Park. The 9 mile route was our hilliest yet. 4.5 miles [...]
Go to Training to hunt Week #6Training to Hunt 2011 Weekly Log
Week of February 14-20 This was week # 5 of my training for the Annadel half marathon. I logged 2 base mileage runs Tuesday and Wednesday, of 4.87 and 7.84 miles, then Finished up the Week Sunday with a good trail run of 7.8 miles on the trails on the “back” side of Annadel Park. [...]
Go to Training to Hunt 2011 Weekly LogLove from Wyoming
This morning before I even had my first cup of coffee I was booting up the computer to check the draw results for the Wyoming Elk Application I submitted this January. I was going in to this draw with no preference points and there were 4x the applicants as the number of tags. I put [...]
Go to Love from WyomingIt is Training Season
Now that I have begun my applications in other states, the realization has hit me that I have let my conditioning slip, even during hunting season. It is hard to go for a run when you could just as easily slip out for a quick leisurely evening hunt. Then the holidays seem to grab the [...]
Go to It is Training SeasonWhat’s in the Freezer?
After a productive year in the field it is always nice to see what it netted us in meat. This year’s take at our household included 1 Tule Elk, 1 Blacktail buck, 1 wild pig, and half of a Rocky Mtn Elk. Tule Elk: Checked in Weight of 236 pounds with boned out loins and [...]
Go to What’s in the Freezer?Pope and Young 50th anniversary
Today, January 27th, marks the actual 50th Anniversary of the Pope and Young Club. It was on this day in 1961, that Glenn St. Charles, Rosalyn Remick Malinoski, Bill Brown, Wayne Hathaway, Jesse Rust and G. H. Malinoski, sitting around a table in Glenn’s Northwest Archery Company store, officially called the Pope and Young Club [...]
Go to Pope and Young 50th anniversaryWyoming Bison herd accepted for Pope and Young Entry.
Now the Pope and Young Club will accept entries from the Jackson Wyoming herd . According to the article in the Pope and Young Newsletter, the official boundaries will be “all lands in Lincoln and Sublette County and that portion of Teton County South of the Flagg ranch to Grassy Lake Roa, south of hwy [...]
Go to Wyoming Bison herd accepted for Pope and Young Entry.New Gear for 2011? Bah Humbug!
As my blogger and pro-staff buddies are all at the ATA (Archery Trade Association) show drooling over all the new gadgets, I find myself being a bit of a “Scrooge” when it comes to new archery innovations. The way I look at it is that it has taken me eight or so years to find [...]
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