With the end of February approaching the 2013-14 hunting season is set to come to a close. While there are only a few weeks left in the current season, there is still plenty of time to experience the thrill of the hunt. In fact, the end of the season is often one of the best… Read more »
The Sandhill Cranes of Tennessee Surging in Popularity?
Andrew Zimmern, purveyor of all foods strange and taboo, is delving into somewhat more familiar territory on an upcoming episode of his Travel Channel series, “Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmern.” The focus of the episode will be on the Sandhill Crane, a beloved migratory game bird native to North America. Zimmern, an avid hunter, was… Read more »
Albino Deer in the Tennessee Wilderness
With 2014 upon us, it’s time to make resolutions that we all hope will lead to better futures for ourselves. One resolution that most sportsmen should consider is becoming a smarter hunter. Staying on the right side of the law can help you keep fines and sentencing at bay, and it’s especially important when doing… Read more »
Tennessee Hunting and Smartphones
You’ve heard the saying by now that, for any job, “there’s an app for that.” Many hunters, however, haven’t exactly taken to smartphone technology out in the field because of a lack of pertinent software programs that can help them. Here in Tennessee, the state’s Wildlife Resources Agency is hoping that they can bring hunters… Read more »
Tennessee Wounded Warriors
Many outdoorsmen are familiar with the relaxing experience they can enjoy by spending hours hunting game birds out on the range. At Meadow Brook Game Farm, we offer a great experience for hunters seeking pheasant, quail and chukar. One thing we notice is that many military veterans enjoy the experience of a calm day out… Read more »
A new game bird to the list of legal targets in Tennessee?
The Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Resources Committee recently met in June 2013 to discuss a few items that may prove to be a huge benefit to waterfowl hunters within the state. These include a new start to the late waterfowl hunting season and the addition of a new game bird to the list of legal… Read more »
Local Government and Community Affect Hunting Regulations
Pheasant, quail and chukar hunting in Tennessee is not a totalitarian experience; it is quite the opposite, especially at Meadow Brook Game Farm! Although hunters may not think of one of their favorite past times as a democratic, politically-charged activity, it is when it comes to the surrounding community and government. Every year, new regulations… Read more »
Hunting Squirrels in Tennessee
Hunting seems to smell different in spring and summer. The air is crisper and the sun feels warmer. These are all natural occurrences, but the nicer weather seems to fill our souls with anticipation, a kind of energy that carries us into the wilderness at the break of day and before long we’re carried away… Read more »
Why You Should Go Fishing This Summer
People fish for many reasons, and what started out as a simple way to catch dinner has turned into a pastime that is enjoyed by friends and families across the country. Whether you’ve never been fishing or you go several times a year, were here to go over just a few of the many reasons… Read more »
How Hunting Can Reduce Stress and Make You Happier
There are few activities that can be more relaxing and rewarding than hunting, and there are several reasons why the sport can actually make you a happier person. Not only is hunting good for the environment and animal populations, but it is great for your physical and mental health as well. But just why is… Read more »
How to Find the Perfect Dog for Bird Hunting
There are several characteristics that make a good hunting companion, and this is true whether your partner is human or canine. When it comes to hunting birds, having a good dog by your side is almost invaluable. But not every dog is the same, and there are a few things to look for in order… Read more »
What to Bring When Pheasant Hunting
Pheasant hunting can be one of the most enjoyable activities you will ever participate in, but bringing the right gear with you is essential. Without the proper equipment for yourself (and the dog), you can’t expect to hit anything, which can put a damper on the entire experience. Of course, there are a few things… Read more »
