Showing posts with label rifle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rifle. Show all posts

Friday, May 10, 2013

Local Event - Gun Show Bentonville, Arkansas

May 18-19 

Bentonville Benton County Fairgrounds 7640 SW Regional Airport Rd., 200

Show Hours Sat 9-5, Sun 9-4 Jeff Bowles

Twin Patriot Productions 479-225-0896

Local Event - RK Gun Show Springfield, Missouri


May 16-17, Aug 10-11
Oct 19-20, Dec 7-8
Ozark Empire Fairgrounds E-Plex
3001 North Grant Street
(Exit 77 Off I-44)
1000 Tables 
Phone Number: 563-927-8176 * 563-927-8310 * 5563-927-2233 Fax Number 563-927-8207

Local Event - Cabool Farm Fest and Outdoors in the Ozarks Expo


The Cabool Area Chamber of Commerce will be hosting the 30th annual Farm Fest and Outdoors in the Ozarks Expo on May 10-11.

Events scheduled for Farm Fest include a 3D pop-up archery competition, chainsaw drag races, seminars, a carnival and more.

Admission and parking for the event is free.

For more information, visit www.caboolmo.org or call the Chamber of Commerce at 417-962-3002.

Thursday, April 4, 2013

LOCAL EVENT: Gun Show this weekend


DATE April 6 - April 7, 2013
DIRECTIONS 1927 Lacrosse Rd, Melbourne, AR 72573
CITY / STATE Melbourne, Arkansas
DESCRIPTION
The Melbourne Gun Show will be held on April 6th and 7th, 2013 at the Izard County Fairgrounds. Show times are 9:00am to 5:00pm Saturday and 9:00am to 4:00pm Sunday.

Location:
-Izard County Fairgrounds, Melbourne, Arkansas
(1927 Lacrosse Rd, Melbourne, AR 72573)

Show Times:
-Saturday: 9:00am-5:00pm
-Sunday: 9:00am-4:00pm

Admission is $5.00 per person.
Tables are $30.00 each.

Please contact for more information:
-(870) 291-7833

We hope to see you there!


For more information about this event, Please see below.
EMAIL mike.cone@centurytell.net
PHONE 870-291-7833


Please Confirm Events
Events are liable to change dates, times or even cancel without notice.. Be sure to check with the Event Coordinator for accurate dates and times and information.


Friday, October 19, 2012

Best MO Counties for Hunting Bucks as per Missouri Game & Fish Magazine!

Just found a wonderful spread in the Missouri Game & Fish Magazine about the Top Counties per Region in Buck Harvest for last year, which serves as a great forecast for this hunting season!

The article is on page 32-34 & continues on page 57 from the November 2012 issue.

For our area which is the Eastern Ozarks the top county is Texas, followed by Howell and then Wayne counties. The buck harvest for 2011 in Texas County was 1,987, Howell County 1,888 and Wayne County 1,477 that's a lot of bucks, mounts and deer chili for dinner! Now the article does go into the surrounding counties but I wanted to highlight on the areas where we have most of our owner financed land and hunting leases.




"This 17-county region [ Eastern Ozarks Region] came in fourth place out of eight regions in the estimated number of antlered deer with 52,681 bucks.  Hunters reported taking 20,112 antlered deer in this region last year, which also ranked it near top at second place statewide. The top three antlered buck harvest counties in were Texas 1,987 (first statewide); Howell 1,888 (second); and Wayne with 1,477 (11th). None of the 17 counties in this region are included in the APR zone. [Antler Point Restrictions]" (Missouri Game & Fish, "Missouri's 2012 Deer Outlook-Part 2 Finding Trophy Bucks" by Tony Kalna Jr, page 57)

The article continues to say that "a trophy buck can be killed just about anywhere in Missouri, but the numbers don't lie. Some counties and regions simply are better when it comes to having more bucks and more trophy-class bucks." So, this bodes well for this years hunting season, if you've been wondering where your next big buck and possible winner of the Boone and Crockett record breaker is, then why not come down into Howell and Texas counties here in the Missouri Ozarks and bag your next big break!

Thursday, September 22, 2011

What do you get when you cross cool weather with deer?

A hunter in the woods with a bow! That's right bow season is here and muzzel loader is right around the corner; White tail deer and wild turkey beware!  But with the deer active even more now that the temperature's dropped that also means drivers need to be careful toward evening/dusk and early mornings, this is the time when deer are on the move the most and also when heavy fog rolls in blinding deer and drivers alike.

To all you hunters out there from all of us here at Homestead Crossing Inc., be careful and happy hunting!