wade robertson

Even amid the COVID-19 pandemic, 2020 figures to present some unique opportunities to local deer hunters. The annual buck rifle season gets underway S...

When outdoors columnist and author Wade Robertson was notified the Pennsylvania Outdoor Writers Association had canceled its annual meeting and awards...

“ Soul of a Hunter” may be Wade Robertson’s first book, but it is not the first time he’s shared his philosophical take on hunting in the Twin Tiers. ...

Everyone anxiously looks forward to spring, tired of winter’s short, cold days, long nights, snow and the general discomfort of leaving your nice, war...

It’s amazing the skills hunters acquire and take for granted. It’s challenging for non-hunters to even remotely recognize the difficulties involved in...

The natural world is fascinating and multidimenional, covering so many aspects of life you can only guess at it all. As a hunter, your hearing can pla...

It’s 2019. Seems like it just turned 2018, didn’t it? A year couldn’t have flashed by that quickly, could it? Sadly or gladly, depending on your indiv...

Bucks are cagey once they reach a certain age and those who get through the first couple days of the season are holed up in their little security zone...

The hunter stood by his friend’s favorite oak tree, watching for deer on the first day. There was no snow and a low overcast shrouded the dreary woods...

Time has stomped down hard on the gas pedal, speeding ahead and deer season is surprisingly just days away. Good grief, where did the year go? Still, ...

The snowy ridge stretched before him, tree trunks dark against the snow, occasional green hemlocks boughs giving a touch of color to the black and whi...

This year has certainly been different as far as weather goes. First, we have a virtually frostless spring — all spring turkey season the weather stay...

Fred Dwaileebe and I crested the last hill and before us stretched a magnificent view of sparkling-blue Lake Erie. Across the wide watery expanse, bar...

I couldn’t believe this stand. Set in the bottom of a meandering Missouri creek bottom, it was only 12 feet off the ground. The seat rested against th...

CUBA — Wade Robertson, award winning outdoor writer and poet, will speak at Cuba Library on Tuesday, Aug. 28 at 6:30 p.m. and will speak about some of...

I awoke from uneasy dreams, trying to remember those elusive, misty images, before they dissolved. But the fleeting auras evaporated, leaving me with ...

Long ago, when I was but a youth, I read an article in Outdoor Life reviewing a new lure that was setting the bass world on fire. The writer claimed h...

It rained the night before and the morning was washed, fresh, sweet and refreshing. The brisk air was heavy with moisture and every natural color appe...