by Bob Speirs
November 29, 2011
I’d seen this buck on opening day. He was high and heavy with a small drop tine on his right main beam. He had just had his head handed to him by a one-antlered monster; a heavily muscled whitetail with a more aggressive personality. The one-antlered buck had experience, age, and attitude on his side. [...]
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by Bob Speirs
April 15, 2011
Strutting spring gobblers exemplify a swagger that testosterone adds to a young man’s walk. They throw out their chests, stick out their beards, flash their spurs, and gobble at the top of their lungs. Each call is a proclamation of superior DNA. Pick me lady birds and our chicks will fly stronger, run faster, and [...]
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