Tough Break
It was the spring of 2011. I had been busy with college work during February and March, unable to scour the woods for sheds in a relatively new piece of woods that I had … Read More
Quivers from Down Under
Quivers from Down Under With the limited gear needed in Traditional Archery the need to quality is paramount. One of those items that is very important is of course … Read More
Rudolph is dead
Harmon Carson, a contributor to tradgeeks, killed a monarch in Louisiana’s late season. I asked him to share his story. “Look at this ugly buck” I said holding up a camera to my brother. … Read More
Predator High Plains Series
I received some awesome gear from www.blackwidowtackleandhunting.com. I first want to mention that Andrew from black-widow tackle and hunting is an amazing guy to work with. His customer service is top notch. The gear … Read More
Covert Trail Camera Review (cont)
I promised everyone that I would do a follow up on the covert scouting cameras. I got the chance to put them through a season of abuse. I got the cameras back in July … Read More
Father & Son Buck
My father and I made a memory that will last a life time. He had been longing to be by my side during a successful archery kill for years. On Nov 2nd 2013, we … Read More
Journey of Challenge
Another, great short film that I found today. This is what our sport is coming to, its gone to far in my eyes. We need more individuals to realize the meaning of bow hunting. … Read More
A Traditional Opener
Traddoc asked me to write about my transition into traditional archery, and more specifically what was the driving force behind it. The answer for my conversion was easy but the reasons were very important … Read More
Tradgeek Hoodie (Giveaway)
How to Enter To qualify to win this giveaway you must like both pages. You may do so below. TO ENTER ‘SHARE’ the graphic ‘LIKE’ the post ‘LIKE’ both Pages Comment on the post … Read More
Reflections from a Bowhunter
The crisp autumn air pierced my nostrils as a flock of migrating geese honked contentedly overhead. The coolness of the autumn air blanketed my face like a wet cloth and billows of steam rose … Read More