by Gary Larson | Apr 16, 2019 | Hunting and Fishing
Fishing never gets old Fishing brings families together…we made sure of it. We entered the Big Bass Tour event in Central Florida with the Wroxx Team consisting of our mother, Iris Larson (age 91), my brother Randy, and me. Iris is a 6th generation Floridian,...
by Gary Larson | Nov 14, 2018 | Wilderness Pro
Is it a Gator hole or mud hole? We recently were out at our hunting camp moving a tree stand. We passed by this mud hole on the way out to the stand and didn’t notice anything amiss. At first glance, would you think of this as a gator hole or just a run of the...
by Gary Larson | Nov 7, 2018 | Wilderness Pro
Everyone has a task during dinner at the hunting camp and mine is to provide the best tasting camp potatoes ever. Though they are cut to look like chips, the texture and taste of the finished product can vary between an actual potato chip and a french fry depending on...
by Gary Larson | Nov 2, 2018 | Wilderness Stories
Getting up early so that you can be in your tree stand before daylight to harvest your trophy buck, happens thousands of times a day during hunting season. An hour after the sun rises and the warmth begins to sink in, the tug to take a nap or head back to camp begins...
by Gary Larson | Oct 19, 2018 | Wilderness Pro
Everybody knows that planning and preparation are key to successful hunting and fishing trips. It is also healthy to mix in some spontaneous hunting and fishing trips in order to spend time with friends who otherwise might not be able to make it. Often, we make our...
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