Larry’s Blog: Tale of Two Bucks
Tale of Two Bucks Larry Weishuhn Velvet encased antlers accentuated the buck’s massive beams and tines. Even so, I knew at first glance he was a buck I planned to pursue. I saw him again two days later, in the company of the most massive antlered bucks I have ever seen. Years of experience […]
Larry’s Blog: Handguns for Bear
Handguns for Bear .45-70 Gov or .454 Casull Larry Weishuhn I was near the coast of Alaska at the beginning of the Peninsula on the big water side south of Lake Iliamna. The hunt for Alaskan brown bear had been tough, but not finally a bear! The angle was steep! I was bone weary. For […]
TPWD Biologists Anticipate Promising Season for Waterfowl Hunters
Increased duck numbers and steady rains provide optimism for Texas waterfowl hunters gearing up for the start of the new season. Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) biologists indicated that the May population survey yielded positive results for the first time in years. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) May Waterfowl Breeding Population and […]
Bearly…
The stick tapping on my right shoulder was cause for concern. I knew if my guide was tapping me as opposed to whispering, something was close, really close. I moved my eyes far right, careful not to move my head. Whatever it was had to be on my right side, the reason he had tapped […]
Calling Adventures and Misadventures
“Southeastern Oklahoma should expect five to seven inches of wet snow over the next twenty-four hours,” spoke the TV weatherman. Outside, the January winter’s night wind foretold of the coming “white stuff”! Inside the Choctaw Hunting Lodge’s headquarters, we enjoyed a most delicious supper, fried blue quail, then later planned the next day’s hunt in […]
Why?
I was getting tickled. Each time I made a statement my hunting partner asked “Why?” I was tempted to simply respond “Because!” The questioning started moments after I passed up the best buck we had seen in four days of hunting hard all day long. When not rattling, or sitting and watching, we walked. Walked […]
Planning Your Hunt: From the Larry Weishuhn Series
Photos by Larry Weishuhn Outdoors Where Are You Going/What Are You Hunting “Want to go to Uganda?” questioned Tim Fallon of FTW Ranch and Sportsman’s All-Weather All-Terrain Marksmanship (S.A.A.M.) training fame when I stopped by the booth at the DSC Convention. Tim and I had previously shared hunting adventures together in Alaska, Austria, Benin, Burkina […]
Safari: From the Larry Weishuhn Series
Photos by Larry Weishuhn Outdoors Larry Weishuhn is a widely known writer, speaker, raconteur and world hunter. You can catch his podcast DSC’s Campfires here. Safari: Swahili for a journey, an expedition, or a walking out Safari: from the Arabic verb “safar” defined as to take a journey, the noun safariya meaning the journey […]
DSC Foundation Gala Raffles
DSC Foundation is looking forward to hosting you on Saturday, June 4 at the Frontiers of Flight Museum. The evening will feature exciting live and silent auctions as well as fantastic raffle packages. Explore highlights of the raffle packages below.
Choctaw Gobblers: From the Larry Weishuhn Series
Choctaw Gobblers Photos by Larry Weishuhn Outdoors Larry Weishuhn is a widely known writer, speaker, raconteur and world hunter. You can catch his podcast DSC’s Campfires here. It was the morning after the 2021 DSC Foundation Gala in June 2021. It was our first summer gala to raise funds to grant money to numerous thoroughly […]