This hunt featured the G40 Camera and a muddy camera arm. We have used these for a couple years, the bases are heavy but overall very solid. Definitely looking into Fourth Arrow now.

This video is our first episode from fall of 2017. The camera used is a Sony g40 which all of us primarily run with the exception of a few dslr's.

Food Plot Day to us is kind of like Christmas morning and opening day all rolled into one. Visualizing how the deer will use the plot, maneuver through the mowed trails. The absolute perfect tree to place your stand. Yup, there's nothing like food plot day!

Who out there loves their 450 Bushmaster? In Michigan we can't seem to get enough of it. On this hunt watch how the 450 BM performs on not 1, but 3 whitetail deer. Minimal tracking is required, is the BM your preferred weapon of choice come firearm season?

In this hunt we started exploring new ways to deploy scent and deer attractants. One thing we as hunters tend to forget is our beard. Yes a scent free shower helps, but in this video we demonstrate a new way to deploy high quality doe pee.

Opening day in Michigan is basically a state wide holiday. This past season I had the best opening day of my life. I headed back to my hometown where I hunt the family farm. I drove up the night before after I got out of work in Livonia, to sit the entire opening day of Michigan's firearm...

Filming is tough, yet rewarding when it all comes together. Most t.v shows have more footage of them not getting the kill verse having it all on camera. This video is a prime example. It's tough to pull off, and that's all part of being a commonhunter. https://www.facebook.com/TkzOutdoors/

So I recently purchased a Blue Lacy deer tracking dog, and I am looking to train her with live kills. At ten weeks old she found her first doe, and last weekend she located her first buck!! I am posting on this forum in hopes to have people around Ingham county contact me to track their wounded...

At long last fall is upon us and with it comes many more hunting opportunities. Though the smell of everything pumpkin is in the air, so is something else: the smell of gunpowder as October hunting seasons get underway. As the leaves change colors and the mercury dips, there is a game animal...

A set of three bills in the state Senate could see those convicted of poaching Michigan's large game species out of season take a beating on their pocketbooks, with fines jumping to over $5,000. The legislation, introduced in March, passed out of committee in April and has been sent to the...