Horny Buck Seed Company’s
5th Annual Golf Outing
To benefit The Freedom Outdoor Adventures
Saturday – August 20th, 2016
Red Maple Golf Course
501 Golf Course Road Suring, WI 54174
Four person teams
Open to both men & ladies or combination of both
Entry Fee
$75 per person
Includes
Golf (18 holes), Cart, Hole Events and dinner
Raffles to follow golfing event
Guest dinner $15 per person
** CHANCE TO WIN GUNS AND HUNTS!!! **
Time:
9:30 am Registration
11 Shot gun start
Rain or Shine
25215927 – deer hunters
Aim for a Healthy Hunt
By Amy Romandine Kratz, MD, Prevea Oconto Falls Health Center
Gun Safety
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources reminds of us of four basic tips: treat every firearm as if it is loaded, always point the muzzle in a safe direction, be certain of your target and what is beyond it, and keep your finger outside of the trigger guard until ready to shoot. You should be familiar with the firearm you are using and understand how the safety mechanism works. Leave the safety on until you are ready to fire; that little click you might get when a trophy buck is in front of you is worth preventing your gun from firing accidently.
Tree Stand Safety
Studies show avid hunters have a lifetime risk of 1-in-20 of being injured from falling from a tree stand. Always use a well-fitting, full body harness to prevent falls. Understand the manufacturer’s instructions of the equipment you are using and never alter climbing or safety equipment. Inspect your stand before the hunt starts, as damage from weathering can pose safety hazards. Use a rope or lift to get your unloaded gun or bow into the tree stand and never carry a loaded fire arm as you are ascending into your stand. A free 15 minute tree stand safety course can be found at www.huntercourse.com/treestandsafety. Always let others know where you are hunting and carry your cell phone or other communication device.
Hearing Protection
The shot of a rifle or shotgun is approximately 140 decibels or greater, which is the equivalent of standing next to a jet engine. Sounds at these levels can cause instant and permanent hearing loss. Making hearing protection a part of your gear, especially when at the shooting range can help prevent hearing loss. Don’t forget hearing protection for those that may be out in the stand with you.
Heart Health
For some hunters, the risk of a heart attack is greater than the risk of any of the things we have already talked about. The combination of epinephrine release when you see the big one, dragging your deer, and being alone in the woods can be a bad situation for an at-risk hunter. Talking to your doctor, knowing the signs of a heart attack, having a hunting buddy, learning CPR, and having a way to call 911 can all make the hunt safer.
A successful hunt takes some preparation. You wouldn’t shoot your gun or bow for the first time all year when you have your sights on the buck of a lifetime, so why wouldn’t you prepare the same way with your health?
Dr. Amy Romandine Kratz is a primary care sports medicine physician at Prevea Oconto Falls Health Center in the Medical Services Building on the campus of HSHS St. Clare Memorial Hospital. She is also an avid deer hunter and was born and raised in Oconto Falls. http://www.prevea.com/Providers/Amy-Romandine-Kratz/
“We met Doug at the Green Bay deer classic a few years back . Stopped by the Horny Buck Seed booth and got talking to Doug Kostreva and his family . I knew then I wanted to start a food plot. So I bought some Booyah blend. Doug helped me threw the process with outstanding results. So we made our plot bigger and 4 years later the results speak for themselves. Thanks Doug for superior products.” – Hans Landsworth
“Being able to harvest this deer I called No Brows off my very own land is a great moment for me. From purchasing the land this summer to scouting, trail cameras and hard work. It all pays off.” – Joe Van Haren
Horny Buck Seed Company’s
5th Annual Golf Outing
To benefit The Freedom Outdoor Adventures
Saturday – August 20th, 2016
Red Maple Golf Course
501 Golf Course Road Suring, WI 54174
Four person teams
Open to both men & ladies or combination of both
Entry Fee
$75 per person
Includes
Golf (18 holes), Cart, Hole Events and dinner
Raffles to follow golfing event
Guest dinner $15 per person
** CHANCE TO WIN GUNS AND HUNTS!!! **
Time:
9:30 am Registration
11 Shot gun start
Rain or Shine
Get your ticket online by clicking here.
We get asked questions all the time about soil conditions and other elements that effect choice and growing of seed.
Here are some ideas for helpful links:
1. More info on food plot soil analysis: https://agsource.com/soil-testing/
2. ONline request soil test kit: https://agsource.com/order-supplies/
3. Email Chris Clark-AgSource Wildlife food plot contact (cclark@agsource.com)
Waiting for the perfect time to hunt prized buck
by LARRY POLENSKE
Huntin’ For Fun
Click Here to read
On the harvest of this fine looking buck this last Saturday morning in Northern Wisconsin. (11/14/15)
“Was a good hunt this cold and frosty morning. Thanks to Horny Buck Seed Co., Carbon Synergy” – Joe Van Haren
Did you HEAR the live interview with Doug Kostreva of Horny Buck seed?
Horny Buckseed is getting techy with its broadcasts.
Check out https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/whitetail-rendezvouss-podcast/id1032967565 for the October 10 interview.
