We have a few individuals who are interested in hunting with Second Shot this season and we’re excited to try and fit them all in the schedule. Our first hunt is coming up fast in less than two weeks! We have worked with a number of clients who have needed physical accommodations to make the experience successful. Here are our tips to those interested in getting involved or want to lead their own adaptive hunt.
The Second Shot staff loves to hunt, don’t get me wrong, but there are so many activities that you can only do in the summer! These are all things that you can enjoy while staying active or connected with your hunting and outdoorsy friends. Read More
By Kelsey Anderson
Sitting at home and cuddling up to watch a nice chick flick is never off the table for me. But when you start to think about the romantic comedies that we have all seen you start to see a trend, some predictability. The guy gets the girl and they live happily ever after (if the girl is lucky the happy ending also includes a big diamond ring). Well, I’m here to tell you that life is not that predictable. The beginning is always fun, new and exciting so the real question is… how do you keep that spark going? How do you keep that connection strong?
By Reid Wilson
Stepping off the truck, you can begin to see the diversity and beauty offered during a quality pheasant hunt. This is what we faced recently at Highland Hideaway. We were even close to the clubhouse. Tall grass faces you immediately, food plots can be seen in the distance, and three switch grass terraces lead your eyes down to the treeline. We had to figure out the keys to hunt variety in habitat.