High Plains Outdoors: Recent Episodes
Luke Clayton
Luke Clayton invites you to his camp to talk about the great outdoors. Every Saturday morning at 7:35 a.m. CT during Weekend Edition, he'll be telling hunting and fishing stories, and a whole lot more. You'll learn how to make sausage, cook over a campfire, get some wild game recipes, as well as inside tips on how you can become a more successful outdoorsman. LUKE CLAYTON MUG SHOT.jpg (300x414, AR: 0.7246376811594203)Luke was raised in very rural Red River County where he grew up hunting and fishing. He began amateurishly writing about his adventures at the age of 12, the accounts of his boyhood outings often filling several pages of his Big Chief tablets.Luke began writing professionally in his 20s and currently writes an outdoor newspaper column that runs weekly in 45 Texas newspapers. Luke is hunting/shooting columnist for Texas Wildlife Magazine and writes regular features for several other outdoor magazines, including Airgun Hobbyist, where he is also Hunting Editor.Luke and his good buddy Jeff Rice film and produce a weekly outdoor show, A Sportsman’s Life. Please go to YouTube and subscribe. Radio is a fun endeavor for Luke and his shows are known for his relaxed and ‘down home’ style.Luke is on the pro staff of Gearhead Archery, Airforce Airguns, Smokin Tex Electric Smokers, Nielsen Specialty Ammo and Texas Raised Hunting Products. Luke covered hunting for the current Texas Almanac, one of the oldest and most revered publications in the state.With almost 30 years under his belt as an outdoors writer, Luke has no intention of slowing down anytime soon. He continues to love the lifestyle that has been so fulfilling throughout his life.Support for High Plains Outdoors comes from the following sponsors:AMG Global Vision. www.amgglobalvision. Com Affordable, thermal scopes and night visionButcher Packer Supply. Everything for the outdoor cook, including a wide range of cures and seasonings for making sausage and jerky. AirForce Airguns. Airguns designed to meet a variety of needs. Online at: AirForce.comSmokin Tex Electric Smokers. Smoke meat the easy way. Their website is: smokintex.comPyramyd Air. Pyramid Air is a one-stop shop for everything airgun-related. Striper Express on Lake Texoma. Texas Raised Hunting Products.Signature Properties, Your one stop shop for real estate in North East Texas.Hogman Outdoors www.hogmanoutdoors.com For your hog hunting needs SKIN M RIGHT GAMBRELS WWW.SKINMRIGHT.NETThe Silver Spur Resort | Lodging, Events, & Weddings in Canton, Texas The Silver Spur Resort specializes in camping, lodging, weddings and special events in Canton, TX. Perfect for First Monday Trade Days! www.thesilverspurresort.comGEAR THE HUNT www.gearthehunt.com Gear for the night hunter including the Rattler brand of quality, affordable thermal scopes by AGM.
With High Plains Outdoors, Luke Clayton covers the gamut with his weekly outdoor show, highlighting everything from hunting and fishing tips, to ways to prepare mouth watering meals at fishing or hunting camp. In this week's program, Luke tells you how to save money with an easy method of cleaning cooking oil. Luke also does a weekly podcast "Catfish Radio with Luke Clayton and Friends", available just about everywhere.
This week,Luke discusses wildlife photography and tells how he gets still images for his magazine and newspaper articles. To listen to Luke's weekly podcast, available wherever you get your podcasts, search 'Catfish Radio with Luke Clayton and Friends". Lots more fun and informative outdoor talk here.
Mr. Whitetail, Larry Weishuhn (www.larryweishuhn.net) joins Luke in this week's show for a discussion on antler rattling for big bucks. If you enjoy hunting whitetail deer, you don't want to miss this week's show. Click to listen!
Luke's guest this week is Paul Moore, the originator of Vineyard Max Deer Attractant www.vineyardmax.net. Luke and Paul discuss the fact that deer are highly attracted to the aroma and taste of grapes, regardless of whether they live in areas with wild grapes or not. Luke has used this grape-based attractant in far west Texas with great success in an area many miles from grapes, wild or domestic.
Waterfowl seasons look promising for the Texas Panhandle area. Luke's guest this week is Jacob Salmon with Full Throttle Hunting (www.fullthrottlehunting.com). Jacob does a good job describing his exciting hunts for geese, ducks and sand hill cranes in one of the better wintering areas in the country, The Texas Panhandle.
Luke's long time friend Larry Weishuhn (www.larryweishuhn.net) joins Luke today on the opener of Archery season in Texas. On Texas Parks and Wildlife MLD-managed land ranches, permits are issued and hunting also begins on Sept 28 with all legal weapons. Larry is coming to us from the Austin airport this morning, en route to British Columbia for a wilderness moose hunt. Contact Luke Clayton via email through his website, www.catfishradio.org.
This week, Luke discusses a very serviceable electric vehicle with Ken Blackstock (WWW.IRIDEGOLFCARTS.COM), who joined Luke to put his custom hunting cart to the test. A great time was had by all, which included a tasty barbeque lunch under the shade of a big pecan tree. Click and listen to Luke recount a fun day in the outdoors!
Fall is right around the corner and this week, Luke talks about some fun times ahead in the outdoors including the opener of archery season for whitetail deer and a great destination for catching big blue catfish from the bank at Wind Point Park www.windpointparktx.com at Lake Tawakoni in northeast Texas.
Join Luke this week as he tells about a recent 'wild pork procurement' hunt! His goal was to shoot some fresh wild pork for his annual huge pot of hickory smoked chili that he freezes and enjoys for evening camp meals with his friends in fall and winter hunting camps. Click and listen to Luke tell all about it! Luke's weekly podcast "Catfish Radio with Luke Clayton and Friends" is available wherever podcasts are found. To learn more about Luke, visit his website, www.catfishradio.org.
This week, Luke's talking about a close to home hog hunt he is preparing for, using has big bore 50 caliber Seneca Dragon Claw II air rifle (www.pyramydair.com) loaded with a 336 grain slug which develops around 330 foot pounds of energy, plenty to take down the biggest hog in the woods at close range. Luke has a AGM Global Vision TS19 Rattler mounted atop the rifle. This is an economical priced but very effective thermal scope for hunting inside 100 yards. Luke promises to give the details of the hunt in next week's show!
This week, Luke recaps a fun couple days of photographing deer and catching blue catfish at Lake Tawakoni a couple days ago. Luke joined his buddies Jeff Rice and Larry Weishuhn aka. "Mr. Whitetail" at Wind Point Park www.windparkpointtx.com for a fun few hours photographing the numerous whitetail deer that travel through the park. The photo attached is a doe that was attracted close for photos by Vineyard Max deer attractant, made from dried, crushed grape skins. The deer smelled the attractant and followed her nose to the bag. The next morning was a red hot catching trip with guide David Hanson (903-268-7391) for blue catfish. Many folks think blues are landed only in the cooler weather months but David has been on a good shallow water bite using small bits of cut sunfish.
Luke's good friend Larry Weishuhn (aka "Mr. Whitetail") jokes with Luke, saying that true Mexican fajitas can only be made with beef flank steak. Luke always asks, "Well, how do I order chicken fajitas at a restaurant? So I say, "I'd like some of those pieces of chicken seasoned with jalapeno, garlic, lime juice, and spices wrapped in a flour tortilla!" In today's show, Luke talks about some recent fajitas/carnitas that he made from the back strap from a wild hog he recently shot. Click to learn how to turn more into fajitas. And Weishuhn, put shooting protection on your ears so you can't hear!!!!!
This week, Luke shares his tasty skillet version of baked beans that can be cooked over the campfire or the kitchen stove. As with most of Luke's recipes, he leaves a lot of the flavoring up to individual tastes. In this recipe, he incorporates Hatch Chili peppers, fresh garlic, onion, dark brown sugar and bacon. Sound good? Click and learn Luke's easy but tasty recipe. Listen to Luke's weekly podcast, Catfish Radio with Luke Clayton and Friends, wherever podcasts are found.
Earlier this week, Luke had the pleasure to visit with Ryan Fergus, manager and head honcho at Wind Point Park www.windpointpark.com on beautiful Lake Tawakoni located about an hour east of Dallas. Ryan gave :Luke a tour of the awesome 200 acre park that included cabins, RV hookups short term and long term, great fishing piers, boat launches and boat storage. The list goes on and on. Luke describes the park as one of the very best with the best amenities of any he has visited. A highlight of Luke's visit was a visit with 87 year old Charles Glasscock who has been fishing the point long before the modern day campground existed. Charles is an expert bank fisherman and during a set down interview on a park bench, he shared some of his catfish catching tips with Luke. As a veteran outdoor writer for almost 4 decades, Luke says the real highlight of his career is getting to meet new friends like Glasscock and Ferguson. Expect to hear much more about this awesome destination in upcoming shows. Listen to Luke's podcast "Catfish Radio with Luke Clayton and Friend" wherever podcast are found.
This week Luke discusses a totally new way to cook outdoors. Rocket stoves come in many different designs but all produce an intense heat that is ideal for preparing a quick meal in the outdoors. Click and learn more about using these little stoves. Luke and Larry Weishuhn just released their new book about wild hogs. Signed copies are available at www.catfishradio.org.
Click and listen to Luke tell all about his two methods of making fajitas. He discusses marinating meat over night and the other method is with grilled/smoked meat. Listen to Luke's weekly podcast OUTDOORS WITH LUKE CLAYTON AND FRIENDS everywhere podcast are heard.
Join Luke this week as he divulges his method of cooking venison backstrap (or tougher cuts of beef) on the grill. You can learn more about what Luke is up to by visiting his website www.catfishradio.org or listening to his podcast OUTDOORS WITH LUKE CLAYTON AND FRIENDS anywhere podcast are listened to.
This week, Luke discusses long range rifle shooting shares some things he has learned about shooting long range from his friends at Stealth Vision (www.stealthvision.com).
Luke joins his good friend Kenneth Shephard this week and catches some farm pond bass. Kenneth has a little 10 foot flat nose aluminum boat rigged out perfectly for fishing small waters. Luke gives some tips on baits this week that will help you have fun and catch fish. You can watch the outing on A SPORTSMANS LIFE now on YouTube and www.carbontv.com
This week Luke gives some tips on slow smoking meats, both domestic and game meat with his Smokin Tex electric smoker.
Luke visits with his friend Paul Moore www.vineyardmax.net about a fishing/camping trip on the Brazos River last weekend with river guide Shane Davies www.riverrunguideservice.com. Paul and his wife Angela enjoyed two nights camping on the river and three days of great fishing. Click to learn more about a fun summer destination.
Luke heads up to lake Texoma on the Texas/Oklahoma border to visit with guide Bill Carey, Striper Express www.striperexpress.com. The summer pattern of schooling fish in the lower lake is underway and Carey tells how to catch em'!
Join Luke this week for some trips for catching lots and lots of catfish from the mouth of creeks after rainfall has created a strong current. Luke and his long time friend Guide David Hanson 903 268 7391 fished at Lake Tawakoni, located about an hour east of Dallas and enjoyed some red hot catfish action using cut bait on bottom. Now is prime time to stock the freezer with good eating catfish fillets!
Join Luke and his guest guide Casey Laughlin with Chums On The Water www.chumsonthewater.com guide service. The topic this week is catching hybrid stripers (nicknamed "Wipers" in the midwest.) Warm weather puts these hard fighting great eating fish in the biting mode and fishing is very good right now at Lake Tawakoni, located about an hour east of Dallas. Many in HPPR coverage are stocked with hybrid stripers and this is a great opportunity to learn some fish catching tricks. Click to listen! Email outdoors writer Luke Clayton through his website www.catfishradio.org
Bill Carey with Striper Express www.striperexpress.com on Lake Texoma is Luke's guest this week and the current red hot topwater striper action is the topic.
Luke's topic this week is wild hogs and effective ways to keep their numbers in check. To learn more about what Luke is up to, visit www.catfishradio.org
Luke talks about shooting and hunting with muzzleloader rifles in this week's High Plains Outdoors and discusses the rifles he prefers. Email Luke through his website www.catfishradio.org.
In this week's High Plains Outdoors Luke talks about a recent close to home hog home where he shot a tasty 40-pound pig and immediately put the meat on the smoker to cook all night at low temperature and the next morning turn his harvest into some very tasty Guisado.
In this week's High Plains Outdoors Luke tells about a recent close-to-home hog hunt where he shot a tasty 40-pound pig and immediately put the meat on the smoker to cook all night at low temperature and the next morning turned his harvest into some very tasty gusiado
This week, Luke talks about how he gets the most out of a turkey hunt and shares some tips for first-timers.
Luke's guest this week is Bill Carey with Striper Express www.striperexpress.com on Lake Texoma. Bill gives some early spring striper catching tips and these two old friends discuss some great ways to turn those striper fillets into great table fare.
This week, Luke is talking about a fun outing he enjoyed earlier in the week at the Cotton Ranch in Kaufman County with Edgar Cotton, Edgar's son David Cotton, Larry Weishuhn, Mr. Bo, and Lawrance Rice and his son Logan with LR3 SERVICES. (www.lr3services.com) The Rices have a drone business and assist landowners and hunters with game counts and hunts for non game species in Texas where the use of drones is legal for certain applications. Click and listen to Luke give an account of the evening.
In today's show, Luke talks about making "cowboy coffee' over a campfire and explains why the flavor is so much better. The key is getting the water boiling hot before adding the coffee grounds and then allowing the grounds to boil a couple minutes. Click to learn all about Luke's method of making coffee that is guaranteed to wake you up.... quick! Email Luke through his website www.catfishradio.org
Larry Weishuhn aka Mr. Whitetail joins Luke this week and divulges one of his signature methods of cooking chicken thighs over very hot campfire coals. Connect with Luke through his website www.catfishradio.org
Join Luke this week as he gives some tips on making a wilderness fishing trip to a fly in lake in Saskatchewan. Now is prime time to make plans for a trip this coming summer. For more information, visit www.tourismsaskatchewan.com . Feel free to email Luke through his website www.catfishradio.org, he will be happy to answer any questions you might have on fishing 'up north'!
This week, Larry Weishuhn (www.larryweishuhn.net) joins Luke to recap a deer hunt this past week out in west Texas. Contact Luke Clayton via email through his website www.catfishradio.org
Luke just returned from a west Texas late season deer hunt with his friend Larry Weishuhn. Larry and Luke recap the hunt in this week's High Plains Outdoors. Contact Luke through his website www.catfishradio.org
In this week's show, Luke gives some instructions on the preparation of one of his favorite camp recipes. Click and lean a simple but tasty Mexican dish that is a blend of burrito and taco. To learn more about Luke, visit his website www.catfishradio.org
Deer love grapes, that's the reason you see high fences around most vineyards. Luke's guest this week is Mr.Paul Moore with Vineyard Max www.vineyardmax.net . Paul devised a way to dry grape skins and incorporate them with grains to make a super effective deer attractant. Click to listen to this week's show.
This week, Luke gives some tips for loading game into a pickup or ATV. Back injury is a definite possibility, especially for older hunters when attempting to load game into the bed of a pickup. Listen to Luke's tips in this week's show, it might just save you some back problems. Listen to Luke's hour-long outdoor show at www.catfishradio.org.
Luke talks muzzleloaders today and gives some insights in to just how far modern day muzzleloaders such as the CVA line of muzzleloaders (www.cva.com) have advanced during the past several decades.
In today's show, Luke tells a little comical story about a deer hunt and turnips. You will have to click and listen! Luke also wishes all his listeners here on High Plains Public Radio a very MERRY CHRISTMAS.
Luke is talking taxidermy this week with Joe Parker, owner of All American Taxidermy 214 596 8171 Facebook All American Taxidermy Texas . Click to learn some tips that will help insure your taxidermist can do the very best job on your mount.
Luke and his buddy Jeff Rice spent some time this past weekend on Jeff's Ranch near Lake Fork setting up a comfortable 4 ft by 8 ft "Freedom" blind that snaps and screws together and is shipped directly to one's door. The blind comes in easy to carry sections and provides a comfortable hunting blind that can be set up just about anywhere, even deep into the woods Luke and Jeff have previously assembled several Snap Lock blinds (www.snaplockhuntingblinds.com) on the property, some have been in use over a decade.Click and listen to Luke explain how you can hunt comfortably even in those 'hard to get to spots.
In today's show, Luke talks about the outdoors being a wonderful place for making lifelong friends. A little over a year ago, Luke met and became fast friends with Edgar Cotton and Edgar's son David Cotton. Although they have only known each other for 13 or so months, a lifelong friendship has been forged. Click and listen to Luke talk about good times in the great outdoors!
Larry Weishuhn joins Luke again this week and the two discuss a fun project they are working on: A book with articles these veteran outdoor writers have penned throughout their careers. Luke and Larry talk about the process of assembling a book from writing to printing. Just another fun, good natured visit between two old friends.
This week, Luke visits with his longtime friend Larry Weishuhn aka "Mr. Whitetail" and discuss an evening spotlight whitetail survey Larry recently conducted on their friends, Edgar Cotton and David Cotton's ranch in Kaufman County Texas. Larry gives some information that will help anyone get a good idea of the deer density on their property.
Michelle Wohlberg is Luke's guest this week. You might remember Michelle on Season 6 of the ALONE reality series. Michelle is talking about deer and waterfowl hunting on her outfitting service www.westerntrophyoutfitters.com in northern Saskatchewan.
This week, Luke's longtime friend Larry Weishuhn aka "Mr. Whitetail" is Luks's guest. The two veteran hunters talk about using the next couple months to get prepared for fall hunting seasons. This equates to spending practicing with the weapon you will be hunting with.
This week Luke gives us some summertime outdoor destinations including one of his favorite destinations, the Choctaw Hunting Lodge www.choctawhuntinglodge.com in southeastern Oklahoma. This 44,000-acre piece of outdoor paradise is a great summer destination for fishing and hunting for wild hogs and exotics. It's also a great place to plan your fall deer hunts. Eastern turkey is plentiful and it's never too early to secure your place to hunt. The topwater striper bite is going full blast at Lake Texoma and Luke gives some tips from guide Bill Carey at Striper Express Guide Service www.striperexpress.com
Luke has been a very active outdoors writer for the past 4 decades and writes for a host of outdoor publications. This week, Luke discusses how important online outdoor publications have become. One of the oldest national publications in the country is now strictly on line. Luke still writes for several print publications as well as digital magazines. Bill Brod's Outdoor Specialty Media www.outdoorspecialtymedia.com is comprises of 4 different magazines, all written by professional outdoor writers and free to read. North American Outdoorsman, Crossbow Magazine, Simply download North American Deer Hunter and North American Bow Hunter by visiting the website or downloading the App.
Luke joined Lake Fork catfish guide David Hanson and a couple of good friends for some early morning red hot channel catfish catching earlier this week. Punch Bait under slip corks in shallow water produced non stop catching until around 10 am when the sun began to heat things up and it was time to head to the cleaning dock. This shallow water bite for spawning catfish should continue for the next few weeks. Click to learn a few catfish catching tips that will result in some serious fish frys! Contact guide David Handson at 903-268-7391
This week Luke comes to us from beautiful Lake Texoma on the Texas/Oklahoma border. Luke and his friends Larry Weishuhn and Jeff Rice fished with Striper Express' Chris Carey and in Luke's on words, "The topwater action was as good or better than I've ever seen it" and Luke has enjoyed many great striper fishing trips to this awesome fishery. After the topwater action slowed, Chris decided it was time to was time to vertically fish slabs in lower lake water 60-70 feet deep. If you are looking for some red hot early morning striper catching action, contact Striper Express www.striperexpress.com By the time the sun began to heat things up, the group was back at the fishing cleaning dock at Mill Creek Resort with the makings of many, many tasty fish dinners.
Luke visits with his longtime friend Larry Weishuhn this week and the topic is summer fishing. Larry spent a couple days recently in Oklahoma fishing with his friends Jim Zumbo (holding giant sunfish!) and Rick Lambert looking on in side by side.
This week luke comes to us from northern Saskatchewan at Iskwatikan Lake Lodge. Luke’s friends join and describe their fun crime fishing in the wilds of northern Saskatchewan
In this week's show, Luke talks about his trip to Saskatchewan to fish for northern pike, walleye and lake trout at Iskwatikan Lake Lodge www.iskwatikanlake.com. For the past decade or so Luke has fished up in the remote fly in lakes and he's more than happy to help you plan your first trip. Feel free to contact Luke through his radio website www.catfishradio.org or email lukeclayton1950@gmail.com
This week, Luke visits with his longtime friend Larry Weishuhn, aka Mr. Whitetail. Larry recaps a recent bear hunt up in Alberta where he took a nice black bear with his Mossbert Patriot rifle chambered in Hornady's new cartridge 7mm PRC. Larry had a close call with a young boar that desired to share his treestand.
In this week's show, Luke talks about planning that first fly in trip to fish a remote lake in Saskatchewan. Click to listen and learn how to make plans for the fishing trip of a lifetime!
In this week's show, Luke discusses catching channel catfish from the bank. A couple days ago, Luke joined Lake Tawakoni catfish guide Tony Pennebaker (903 474 3078) for a few hours of fishing with the guides Tony P's Punch Bait. The catching was red hot. Click and listen to Luke talk about the trip!
Luke's guest this week is a return visit with Larry Weishuhn, aka Mr. Whitetail. Larry talks more about whitetail fawns and what to do should you encounter one is the wild
This week, Luke recaps a fun fishing trip a couple days ago to a remote private lake that has just been put on a management plan in efforts to create a great 'big fish' lake full of F1 Florida Hybrid bass. Luke outlines the various steps that will take place to create this 'big bass' heaven!
In this week's show Luke relates a fishing trip a couple days ago to Lake Ray Hubbard, just east of Dallas with his friends guide Brandon Sargent with Lead Slingers Guide service and Jeff Rice. Learn about a new lure that Brandon has invented as well as a quick, easy and TASTY way to cook fresh fish.
In this week's show, Luke gives some very clear instructions on how to turn wild turkey drumsticks and thigh meat into some of the tasties fajitas you're eaten. Contact Luke by email through his email www.catfishradio.org
In today's show, Luke recaps a turkey hunt last week on the famous YO Ranch in the Texas Hill Country. Luke gives a bit of history on the YO Ranch www.yoranchheadquarters.comand finds time to detail an awesome Dutch Kettle turkey breast recipe. He reminds us of the Exotic Animal auction on the ranch April 29 which includes lunch, open bar, dinner and a concert. The event is open to the public.
Larry Weishuhn aka "Mr. Whitetail" tells a story about a turkey-hunt that didn't go his way.
Luke talks about last week's Greenville event and how you could possibly start your own.
Luke will be at the "Outdoor Rendezvous" March 4th in Greenville, TX. At the Top Rail Cowboy Church.
Luke talks about some fast pace fishing he enjoyed and would like to know listener's favorite type of fish to go fishing for.
In this week's show, Luke tells us how to make very tasty tamales by baking rather than steaming.
This week Luke got a new rifle, and he shares some history on the company as well as himself.
This Week Luke recommends keeping weary that many fish including blue catfish and yellowtail bite a lot more during the fall-to-winter time.
Luke talks to Steven Waugh about the use of live feed video cameras for hunters to setup around their food plots or feeders.
Luke talks this week about fishing for blue catfish and some nice things about the temperatures dropping.
Luke takes time this week to go through a few different ways to target practice for the upcoming Bow season.
Luke and Larry talk again about the natural deer food that exists and to keep an eye on any apple or pear trees if you got them.
This week's show is a repeat of last week's while Luke takes a little vacation, but he will be back next week.
Guisado is a very easy to make Mexican dish and in today's show Luke tells how he made a tasty skillet of guisado from wild pork loin.
In today's show Luke talks a bit about getting started shooting airguns, especially big bore airguns.
With all the heat lately, he thought a bit of humor might be in order to help us think about fall, hunting seasons and cooler weather.
This week, Luke gives some tips on making barbeque and cooking with wood fired smokers he learned from his friend Roger Davidson.
If you've considered fishing from a remote fly in fishing camp in Saskatchewan, you don't want to miss listening to today's show.
Luke tells about an exciting shallow water crappie trip he recently enjoyed with Guide Brandon Sargent
Texas is overrun with wild hogs but being the smart critters that they are, reducing their numbers can be a challenging endeavor.
Farm pond fishing is a relaxing and often productive way of spending time outdoors and putting a few fish on the stringer for a fish fry.
Click and listen in this week as Luke shares one of his favorite wintertime recipes for Mexican stew.
This week, Luke visits with Paul Tyson www.gearthehunt.com. Paul handles The Rattler line of quality, affordable thermal scopes by AGM...
Luke fished for some 'cold water' white bass earlier this week before the Arctic blast...
Click and listen to Luke detail a very effective method he used for harvesting wild hogs. Rather than hunt open fields, he begins by baiting a spot in thick cover and then trickles a trail of corn out of the heavy stuff to and area that allows good visibility.
Luke and Jeff come to you from deer camp this week. Click to listen and join them in camp.
Living in Texas where there is lots of free ranging wild pork, Luke has talked and written a lot about just how tasty wild pork can be. But he devotes this show to a skillet method of preparing venison backstrap. Well, click and listen to the show. I'm betting this just might fire you up enough to brave the late season cold weather and stock your own freezer with tasty venison.
For his Christmas show, Luke talks about a recent deer hunt out in West Texas with great friends Bryan Davis, Larry Weishuhn, Jeff Rice and Scott Campbell.
This week, Luke recaps a recent striper fishing trip on Lake Texoma with his friends Bill Carey and Bill's son Chris with Striper Express www.striperexpress.com .
Luke is once again hunting very close to home after losing access to a spot he hunted for almost 20 years. This natural spring is on the ‘new’ property with a constant water supply will attract game throughout the year.
This week, Luke explains how he got his start as an outdoors writer and later, an outdoors radio show host.
Join Luke this week as he recaps a recent deer hunt. Luke describes the highs and lows of hunting deer and discusses a hunt last week with his good friend Jeff Rice...
In this weeks High Plains Outdoors, Luke recaps a fishing trip this past week for blue catfish at Lake Tawakoni, situated about an hour east of Dallas...
I wrapped up the month long bow only season without releasing an arrow at a whitetail. I had plenty of opportunities at younger bucks and smaller doe but my goal was to put venison in the freezer...
This week Luke talks about hunting with big bore airguns and gives some good insights into how to get started. With ammo in short supply more and more hunters have become interested in learning about hunting with airguns. Click and listen as Luke gives you the inside scoop.
For many years I have found myself in a tree stand or ground blind in early October with my bow. I’ve taken some good size bucks in northern states during early bow season but here closer to home, it’s usually younger bucks and does that offer close in bow shots.
There are a few weeks that early season deer hunters are well aware of when deer that have been frequenting their corn feeders suddenly go through a major change in diet.
Join Luke this week as he shares and easy camp recipe for bread that can be cooked on the top of the stove in a cast iron skillet or Dutch Kettle with lid.
With fall hunting seasons quickly approaching, I thought it would be fun to visit this week about scouting and learning land that you are not familiar with.