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The Otter Creek Redneck

The Otter Creek Redneck

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2018 Deer Hunting Season
2 Dec 2018

2018 Deer Hunting Season

by Otter Creek | posted in: Nature & Outdoors, Whitetail Deer | 0
deer, deer blind, deer hunting, godson, hunting, outdoor, redneck, snow, takeakidhunting, wisconsin
Gus and a Winchester 300 Rifle
21 Nov 2018

Gus and a Winchester 300 Rifle

by Otter Creek | posted in: Nature & Outdoors, Whitetail Deer | 0

Here’s Gus shooting a Winchester 300 rifle for the first time with a 150 grain short mag bullet.

cold, deer, deer hunting, hunting, outdoor, redneck, takeakidhunting, winchester
Menomonie Archery Club – THANK YOU!
28 Aug 2018

Menomonie Archery Club – THANK YOU!

by Otter Creek | posted in: Whitetail Deer | 0

A great big Shout-Out and Thank you to Scott Schmidt and the Menomonie Archery Club for adjusting and setting up my Godsons new bow. With pointers, teaching, patience and adjustments from Scott Schmidt, Gus was soon hitting bull eyes at … Continued

archery, deer, deer hunting, godson, hunting, Menomonie Archery Club, takeakidhunting
Shooting the Muzzleloader and Shotgun
10 Dec 2017

Shooting the Muzzleloader and Shotgun

by Otter Creek | posted in: Uncategorized | 0

We had a really nice day last weekend, so Gus, Becca and I went out with the 54 caliber muzzleloader and 20 gauge shotgun.

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Wet. Rain. But a Great View.
11 Oct 2017

Wet. Rain. But a Great View.

by Otter Creek | posted in: Nature & Outdoors | 0

It was a wet hunt today. It sure did rain a lot this morning! The rain gauge says 2.25 inches.I’m really glad we had the blind, otherwise Gus and I would have gotten much wetter. We didn’t see any deer, … Continued

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About the Ottercreek Redneck

First off, I don’t really fit the stereotype most people picture when they hear the word redneck. I’m just a guy living in rural Otter Creek Township in northwest Wisconsin.

Why do I live here? Simple. There’s a dirt road about 100 feet from my driveway. My nearest neighbor is a quarter mile away. I can walk north out my back door and not cross a road for four miles. That kind of space makes me happy.

I deer hunt. I turkey hunt. I fish. I garden. I ride horses. I watch nature. I fix things when they break down.

And then I turn around and head to a high-tech job in town… and my deer stand has Wi-Fi.

That’s Otter Creek living in a nutshell.

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