I don't have any more to a story other than this buck was taken this year around Brookings, SD. Looks to me like it is a partial albino. And not to mention a pretty nice buck too! Click the picture for a larger look.

All Jeffrey Howe wanted to do was take advantage of the evening walleye bite on Owasco Lake and maybe get a few tasty fillets. The 32-year-old town of Ira resident ended up getting skunked on Saturday - but he did catch the attention of Cayuga County 911, three volunteer fire companies and the Air One helicopter from Syracuse. It all started with Howe wanting to try Owasco Lake for walleyes after reading on the Fishing Forum on Syracuse.com about anglers who have been having luck on that lake. This is the time ...

Fully-Automatic 12 gauge shotgun that can fire 300 rounds per minute.  Strictly for military use, but think of the fun you could snow goose hunting! Or even better.  Our sporting clays range used to do a thing called The Flurry at the 5-stand.  It was a 2-second delayed firing of sequential stations until 30 birds was reached.  This would make that little even a lot of fun!

The Bismarck Tribune is reporting that a legend in Dakota hunting and fishing died Sunday at 67 years old. Tony Dean (pictured) was the host of several television and radio shows, and also contributed to numerous websites and magazines, including TonyDean.com and Dakota Country Magazine. He was a champion of the North and South Dakota sportsmen, and a staunch defender of conservation.  His mellow voice will be dearly missed on tv and radio, and his biting intelligence will leave a void in ...

Well boys and girls, our old host's database just couldn't seem to get back up, so I was forced to move Blast and Cast Outdoors to a new hosting provider. At this time, I don't have any of the previous posts, so months of work has gone down the drain. But, we are working on a new and improved website, and this blog is just step one! So, look for a new website very, very soon!