Wild Ed

Sunny Sweeney is a great talent and writes some lyrics that hit home hard.  She is from Texas and can often be seen and heard on the Texas Music scene.  Here are a few of my favorites for you to enjoy.  Wild Ed       … [Read more...] about One of My Favorite Texas Singer Song Writers

I left the house yesterday right after sunrise headed to town.  I was on my way to help my uncle move some lumber from his house up to his place in the country.  On the way I was treated to the rare sight of a Hill Country White-tailed Doe nursing her fawn.  I see lots of fawns throughout the spring and summer but it is rare to see one actually nursing.  It reminded me that I … [Read more...] about Observe Fawns From a Distance

My wife and I lease 100 acres from one of my uncles that borders our place.  Just about 11 months ago we stocked a pond on the place with Channel and Blue Catfish.  The fingerlings were only 4-6 inches long at the time we released them.  Through drought and flood we fed them almost daily.  At one time we thought the pond was going to dry up and just before we were going to have … [Read more...] about Take a Kid or a Kid at Heart Fishing

This is a "how to" on making and setting the most successful snare I have ever used.  It is great for predators and would work in a survival situation if one needed to snare deer or other animals for meat.  I will warn you not to set it where deer or any animal you do not want to catch goes under a fence or through a hole in a fence. It is not selective and will catch and kill … [Read more...] about The Short Fence Snare

On February 24, 1836 the commander of the mission in San Antonio wrote the following letter. He knew that the chances of leaving the walls of the Alamo alive were next to none. He chose to buy precious time for Texas. Travis and the men of the Alamo gave up their lives and dreams to fight for the future of Texas and freedom. The history of Texas is one of Strong independent … [Read more...] about A Call to Texans and All Americans in the World