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Wade Robertson's coverage primarily revolves around local sports, outdoor activities such as fishing and hunting, memories, and seasonal topics. Given his focus on seasonal content and investment analysis to a significant extent, he may be interested in pitches related to upcoming local events or trends affecting the community.
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Hunting pheasants with my grandfather, Arthur Hayes, and Ken Lorch during my late teens was incredibly important to my upbringing. Here I was exposed, for the first time, to a sociality where men lived by clearly defined rules of behavior and respect.
By: Wade Robertson
Hunting pheasants with my grandfather, Arthur Hayes, and Ken Lorch during my late teens was incredibly important to my upbringing. Here I was exposed, for the first time, to a sociality where men lived by clearly defined rules of behavior and respect. Grandad’s hunt club was private with approximately 50 members. The club purchased pheasant poults and raised them on the grounds. The club house was a quaint, old farmhouse...
By: Wade Robertson
By some remarkable convolution of time, it's August 2026. Just where the previous months went, I’m not sure, but the days are growing shorter and archery season is less than two months away. I wish time would take its foot off the gas pedal and slow down a bit; my mind is having difficulty keeping up. Suddenly, it’s time to plant our food plots and, as it always does, time...
By: Wade Robertson
By some remarkable convolution of time, it's August 2026. Just where the previous months went, I’m not sure, but the days are growing shorter and archery season is less than two months away. I wish time would take its foot off the gas pedal and slow down a bit; my mind is having difficulty keeping up. Suddenly, it’s time to plant our food plots and, as it always does, time...
By: Wade Robertson
If you own land and love wildlife you probably have a food plot. The reasons for this are many, even among non-hunters, as food plots attract many species of wildlife, especially deer and turkeys. All species benefit since food plots provide nutrients the forest is lacking in. Stated differently, food plots allow Nature’s creatures to grow quicker, stronger and healthier in a shorter period of time. My recent article on...
By: Wade Robertson
If you own land and love wildlife, you probably have a food plot. The reasons for this are many, even among non-hunters, as food plots attract many species of wildlife, especially deer and turkeys. All species benefit since food plots provide nutrients the forest is lacking in. Stated differently, food plots allow Nature’s creatures to grow quicker, stronger and healthier in a shorter period of time. My recent article on...
By: Wade Robertson
If you knew my wife Jane well, you realized she thought a great deal more than she spoke. How she ended up with me is a bit of a mystery, especially knowing my hunting obsessions, the worst being spring gobbler. Enduring a 4 a.m. blaring alarm each morning is difficult and exasperating, especially since I returned home emptyhanded as a rule. I fear she regarded me as a large, hairy,...
If you knew my wife Jane well, you realized she thought a great deal more than she spoke. How she ended up with me is a bit of a mystery, especially knowing my hunting obsessions, the worst being spring gobbler. Enduring a 4 a.m. blaring alarm each morning is difficult and exasperating, especially since I returned home emptyhanded as a rule. I fear she regarded me as a large, hairy,...
By: WADE ROBERTSON
The media likes to paint the world and especially our country as unsafe and filled with conflict. But my experiences have been completely the opposite, strangers going out of their way to be kind and caring. We’d risen in the pitch black of the predawn and driven 20 minutes to the area we were hunting that morning, splitting up to cover different areas of the Missouri pasture complex. The eastern...
We’d risen in the pitch black of the predawn and driven 20 minutes to the area we were hunting that morning, splitting up to cover different areas of the Missouri pasture complex. The eastern sky lightened, turned delicate shades of gold and pink, growing in intensity and glory. The birds burst into song, crows cawed, geese squabble and a bold gobbler sounded off across the ravine. My soul swelled within...
