KUIU

http://kuiu.com/

I am very excited to see what Kuiu produces. They are a performance clothing company that specializes in providing the correct gear for hunts anywhere in the world. So far what I have read from their blog, they are the real deal. They apply, hunt, and sleep in their gear. I believe that this gear could save your life if ever needed. The fabrics, and real world experience of this company will make a huge difference to the consumer.

Deer Season is Almost Over

Once again another year has come and gone. This year was one of the least bloody in a while, but I think i had the most fun. From the summer we started with our own lease, built our own blinds and feeders, and I took my bow hunting to a new level. So we begin the thought process of staying on the same lease, or moving down the road. this will be a process that my friends and I will encounter every so ofter to at least know the market and competition in the areas across Texas. I will be updating further this spring about subjects regarding this great lease search, and other BOOM POW TWANG actions we encounter.

Finally SBD

I took a management buck this year, finally! The Sitka Gear (opti fade) worked flawlessly; warm, quiet, and kept the deer guessing. My unlucky streak has ended.

2009 Buck, a little to close for comfort

This was a curious buck down at Trey and Kelly's last year.

Custom Flip Camera

So I had a lot of fun this weekend with a friend filming him shooting cows with a sling shot, to shoo them away from our blind. I will try to post the video later on this week. We used his flip camera. It was operated great and it is compact enough to take anywhere. I jumped on their site and made one for my self. If anyone wants to buy me one for testing just let me know.

Whitetail of 2010

So far I have had no luck in the field for 2010. Hopefully it will get better. The bad news is I did have some luck in my car.

Inspiration

I cant wait for Bow Season

I have done a lot of work on the lease this summer. It all comes down to opening weekend! My friend and I built an elevated stand for my pop-up blind and installed it a month ago. It is a 6'x6' platform raised 4' off of the ground. We used pressure-treated wood, and then we did the best we could in the field with painting it. The blind has been sitting out for a while in the elements, so Tonight i will know if it is OK or not. The more you sweat, and the more dirt that gets under your nail, the better you feel. I hope everyone has a great start to the season, and is safe out there.

Screw MINI TRUCKS! GO PINZGAUER!

I have fully changed my mind about Mini trucks. They are nice to have, but they are seriously lacking in the open air department. That is why i have fully invested my time for a new vehicle to replace my defender 90, into looking for a good new Pinzgauer project. Air cooled engine, fully independent suspension, locking difs, Swiss engineering, massive ground clearance, and a blank canvass to start to build a work of art.

WOW, just WOW.

I am blown away! the Mathews McPherson Safari Monster. Taken back, not just from the price tag of $2100.00. The rumors are that it will only be available in a 75-85 lbs. draw weight. The honey comb design is there to promote rigidity through the riser and cams and reduce the weight. Heck i think i had a water ski back in '92 that used this, but in graphite. The Archery industry is so far behind all of the other markets as far as technology. Ex: porcelain baseball bats. I do really want one!