Hatch Outdoors

10/25/2026

The good Lord always provides! Had 3 does come in this morning as I was about to get out of the stand. Opening weekend of Muzzleloader has been a success!

10/25/2026

What a blessing to have a Sunday morning sit before church!

10/24/2026

Opening Day of Muzzleloader for Zone C!

10/21/2026

It’s always a good day when new stuff for dog hunting season comes in!

10/21/2026

Who’s ready for Muzzleloader this weekend?? 🙋🏼‍♂️

10/16/2026

We hit 300 followers today! Thank you guys for all the love and support!!

10/15/2026

Took my bow up to Arrows Unlimited today in Fleming Island, and all I can say is I’m thoroughly impressed!

The two guys working today were absolutely awesome! From answering questions and making recommendations to the overall customer service, these guys went above and beyond.

Got my new-to-me bow adjusted and looked over, picked up a fresh set of arrows, and the best part? It was super affordable!

If you have any archery needs, do yourself a favor and go see these guys! Definitely earned my recommendation! 🏹

10/12/2026

Just me and my Thermacell 20ft up a tree fighting for our lives! 🦟

10/08/2026

Might find me in the corn pile too! 😂

10/06/2026

Another Legend gone!

After 99 remarkable years, our dear friend Col. Tom Kelly has flown home to his final roost.

He was a veteran of two wars and a pioneer in Alabama forestry before the turkey hunting world knew his name. At age 46, at his wife Helen’s urging, he finally immortalized the cult of old school turkey hunters. His Tenth Legion galvanized the culture and went on to become one of the bestselling and most beloved hunting books ever written. For decades after, he captivated the turkey hunting world with woodsmanship and wit in books and in columns everywhere from Field & Stream to Sports Illustrated.

This spring, the frost will finally begin to fade. The dogwoods will wake from winter with thoughts of blooming. The wise old owl will call good morning to the woods around him. And an old longbeard will stand tall on the limb and stick his neck out. For the first time in 100 years, he’ll shout to the woods the return of the season without Col. Tom Kelly around to feel it.

We’ll miss you, Colonel.