Passions Found..
DECEMBER 30, 2009
Passions Found… The sun slips silently lower in to the lush South Dakota Grasslands, casting a soft golden hue across the landscape, as we slow to take the turn onto the familiar gravel road that will lead us back to Pheasant Phun … The excitement builds as I look forward to once again seeing old friends and the prospect of meeting new. As the gravel crunches beneath the tires and the dust rises behind the truck I fondly think back to my last trip here for Team Huntress . Two Months ago I came along to Team Huntress with the intention of teaching.

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Blazing Saddles
DECEMBER 30, 2009
It started as just a regular black bear hunt and it became an obsession. I was guiding bear hunters in Idaho’s Sawtooth Mountains and a group of hunters from Wisconsin had sent us some trail cameras

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Stick To Your Guns
DECEMBER 14, 2009
The other day, I was practicing my clay shooting at my parent’s house, and a family friend happened to come by. Ashley, an avid Dove Hunter started watching the dynamics of the practice session and halfway through my box of clays, he spoke up: ‘JoAnna, what kind of shotgun is that?’ I told him that it was a Browning Silver Sporting Micro Clays 12 gauge .

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Sponsorship Case Study – Team Huntress
DECEMBER 8, 2009
People look to others they trust to help them make decisions – including purchasing decisions Increasing your business’s Web presence begins with forming trusting relationships with your customers. There is a lot of transparency on the Web and the companies that are able to build trusting relationships with customers are the ones who will succeed in the future.

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Steelhead in High Water – 5 Tips
DECEMBER 7, 2009
Here are 5 things to keep in mind when the water is high! Go fishing. Nobody ever caught a steelhead sitting at home on their couch

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A warriors final steps…
DECEMBER 5, 2009
The sound of antler tines colliding with juniper branches in the early morning light brings my senses to high alert. The frozen ground gives away the bulls position as hooves skid on slick rock and stone. I see three bulls moving through the dens

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