Case: Hunters, keep shakin’ to make this the winter of your content
Believe it or not, there's a "whole lotta shakin' goin' on" (in the great outdoors). Yes, even with the official arrival of winter.

Believe it or not, there's a "whole lotta shakin' goin' on" (in the great outdoors). Yes, even with the official arrival of winter.

The kid stood and shivered in the snow. There wasn't much of it on the ground, just enough to get some on the toes of his cheap boots.

Deer season is hunting's grandest stage in these United States each fall and winter, and it brings out all kinds of characters.

Yes, friends and neighbors, it is finally here. What is here, you may ask?

Passing the buck to go after the doe might make you rich in venison this winter. And it could be your best (or only) option either way.

Once upon a time, I wrote a little story about a fellow going to deer camp.

If you come from a hunting and fishing background, your past is likely filled with old hunting partners. They are a vital part of your journey.

Maybe you remember Lucas McCain. He was the lead character (played by actor Chuck Connors) on "The Rifleman."

I am leery to write this. I don't want to be accused of being a hypocrite, or worse, not knowing what I am talking about.

The field next to the shelter was loaded with children running to and fro. Kids running, kids chasing, kids having a big time. Kids being kids.
