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GAME FEEDERS-THEN AND NOW

Body I remember well my first experience feeding deer in hopes of attracting them to my hunting blind which, back in the sixties was a couple of two by fours nailed to the fork in a tree branch of an old oak.
A quality timer is a must on any game feeder. With the invention of “The Timer” pictured here, the guesswork of ‘when’ a feeder throws corn was solved. Photo by Luke Clayton

Scurry Lady Wildcats host basketball camp

Body During the final week of June, the Scurry-Rosser Lady Wildcats hosted a girls’ basketball camp. Players spent time sharpening their skills, building confidence, making new friends and having a blast on the court.
Photos courtesy of Scurry-Rosser ISD

CATTIN’ THE RED

Body There’s something very special about river fishing. I grew up a few miles from the Red River in Red River County and have fond memories of bank fishing along the river.
Guide J.C. McCullough (left) and Luke with a big blue catfish last week from the Red River below Lake Texoma. Photo by Jeff Rice

A VERY GOOD WEEK IN THE OUTDOORS

Body This past week was a very good one for me. I was fortunate to enjoy some great times on the water and in the woods with a couple of very good friends. There was a time when I was young when I judged every outdoor outing by the fish in the cooler or game on the meatpole.
Guide Brandon Sargent with a couple limits of good eating white bass. Photo by Luke Clayton

Seven Kemp athletes inked on Signing Day

Body Seven Kemp High School student-athletes signed to continue their athletic and academic journeys at the collegiate level on National Signing Day on April 30. Alexia Darquea and Ruben Alanis both signed to play college at Southwestern Christian College.
Photo courtesy of Kemp ISD
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