Friday, November 3, 2023

Texas 23-24 gun season

Last weekend of the 23-24 archery only season in Texas, tomorrow 11/4/23, the general gun season opens up. The last time I was here I had 3 does come in right at last shooting light and opted not to shoot. I moved my pop up to the other side of the feeder, it has rained about 6 inches her in kast 2 weeks.

Saturday, October 21, 2023

Texas 23-24 archery season

Sitting here in my pop up as the dawn is breaking. I got here about 40 minutes prior to shooting light, wind was from north now from the south which is good for me if any deer show up at feeder

Tuesday, October 10, 2023

2nd Saturday 23-24

We just came down for the Saturday hunt. Saturday morning I had 3 shooters come in on my right, the leader was the crab claw buck. He sensed something wasn't good as he just stood and watched me and the other 2 came walking up. They never presented a shot.

Sunday, October 1, 2023

Opening bow season weekend 23-24

Sunday 10/1/23. 64 degrees, 3 mph se winds, a few high clouds in the sky. I have not seen anything except for doves and cardinals,  lots of morning sounds

Saturday, September 30, 2023

Bow Season 23-24

Opening weekend we are doing the evening hunt, charlie is at the field stand and i am here at the other feeder. We dropped a 16' tripod in some trees last week. We spooked a nice buck on the way to the stands and seen tails of at least 3 more. It is in mid 90 se wind at 10 mph and sunny

Sunday, April 2, 2023

Sad Day in March

 3/27/22 

Today we had a celebration of life service for my mother, Ann Greenlee. She passed on 3/7/22 after a 5 week stay in the hospital that started out because of a broken pelvis. She was 85. She will be missed by many.

https://youtu.be/SPoIqWvgMJA



England March 25 2023

My sister and myself came to England in March of 2023 to put my mother's ashes in mine brothers grave, who has been deceased since 1965. Her wish was to have her ashes put in the grave and the North Sea, so this is what we did. Two days later I put them in the North Sea behind the Pakefield church