Piney life

10/27/2025

We attended the kids hunting for a cure youth Deer hunt this weekend and had a blast. This will become a hunt that I attend every year if possible. Check out the video and please share to get the word out for next year.

I am so glad that I attended this event! Kids Hunting For a Cure is a non-profit organization which provides financial support to research hospitals/foundati...

10/25/2025

First fall turkey with archery equipment. Great week of hunting. Check it out.

Archery season has not disappointed this year. Tagged my first Fall turkey tag with my new Barnett crossbow and had some great hunts with bucks in range. Bu...

10/20/2025

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10/18/2025

What a bow season we have had so far. Kimberly is back in action after her dr release. We have run ins with several bucks and turkey. Check this episode out

The third weekend of archery season did not disappoint! The new non typical buck (moose) makes two more appearances and some turkeys get almost close enough ...

10/17/2025

Now when I say this is a family run business!!
Grandson Everett helping with the shipping process.,,, no slackers around here😉😉

10/15/2025

10/12/2025

This is awesome!!!!

10/11/2025

Deer Drones & Baiting in Tennessee

Deer season is in full swing, and we’ve seen some questions lately about two new laws — using drones to recover deer and the new deer bait license. Here’s what you need to know:

Deer Bait Privilege License
- Start Date: The law takes effect August 1, 2026, and the license will be valid beginning with the 2026–27 hunting season.
- This new license will allow baiting only on private land once it becomes available.
- The license will cost $50 for residents and $100 for nonresidents.
- Until then, baiting remains illegal except under an approved wild hog depredation permit.

Drone Recovery of Wounded Deer
- Lawmakers passed a law to allow the TFWC to set rules on drone recovery.
- TWRA must first establish rules for how and where drones can be used.
- Once those rules are approved, the law will only apply to private property and for recovery purposes only — not for scouting or hunting.
- Until those official rules are finalized and announced, using a drone for deer recovery is still illegal.

TWRA will share updates and full rule details as they’re finalized, so stay tuned here for the latest information.