Bone Collector of the Month, Chad Landry tells bonecollector.com about his infatuation for hunting.
July’s Bone Collector comes from a line of hunter’s that have full respect for what the culture can really provide. William McMahon tells bonecollector.com about his father having a great influence on hunting for him, as a teacher and caretaker for his family as well as other families in need.
June is the Month for celebrating father’s and all they have taught us. This month’s Bone Collector, William Foster, tells bonecollector.com that he father was the biggest influence when it comes to hunting. He began hunting with his father when he was just a young boy and has continued to hunt with him throughout his hunting career.
Chad Andrus embraces the outdoor life year round, as an Archery Technician for Cabela’s and that’s why we deemed him Bone Collector of the Month for May. Working in the outdoor industry, Chad enjoys teaching others about his experiences and introducing new comers to celebrate the spirit of the hunt, expanding the Brotherhood.
Here at bonecollector.com, we are gearing up for an eventful Turkey Season and that is why we thought Aprils Bone Collector of the Month should be a Thunder Chicken Lover as well. Michael Houser didn’t start out hunting Turkey until just few years ago but has been addicted ever since.
Although March’s Bone Collector of the month, Mary Mitchell got started hunting just a few years ago, she has been hooked on hunting ever since. A true Bone Collector that hunts whitetail with her Hoyt Bone Collector Special Edition Bow to close the coffin on large bucks.
After seeing his first deer on a muzzleloader hunt with his grandfather, Brent Lee Mullins started to understand just how addicting this sport of hunting really was. And even though he was only 5, Brent asked his grandfather to take him hunting any chance he could. And thankfully his grandfather did just that.
It’s a new year, a new beginning, and a chance to start over again. Our January Bone Collector knows this all to well, as he has recently started bow hunting again after an industrial accident in 2007.
Being a part of the Brotherhood is following a creed in which to live by, as does our December Bone Collector of the Month, Michael Schrader. He proudly tells Bone Collector about his way of carrying out being a provider, a caretaker, and a leader.
As Bone Collectors, we all share the excitement and passion of hunting with family and friends. After all, that’s what the Brotherhood is all about – people who still understand and know how to celebrate the spirit of the hunt to teach and introduce those who have been shielded from the predator that lies within their soul.
That’s why we chose November’s Bone Collector, Clint Womeldorff. When he was a boy, his father took him to hunt the first day of the season every year. Clint still remembers the first trip they had together. “My first deer hunt was with my dad back in 1992, he let me skip school on a Wednesday for the opening day of the Kansas rifle season. We didn’t have a clue what we were doing, which was probably the reason we only saw one doe that morning. Just sitting there with my dad in our homemade stand watching the sun come up through the timber on a cold December morning will be something that I will never forget.”
Clint now takes his eight year old son as often as he can. “He gets as pumped up as I do when a buck shows up. I hope that I can pass on to him the same values and passion that I have for a lifetime of memories.” Clint tells us that he believes that everyone should experience the thrill of a hunt, as well as the dedication it requires to be successful.
Although Clint has been hunting a while, he said he and his son’s favorite spot to hunt is his Grandfathers land in Kansas, called Hickory Timber. “It’s pretty hard to beat bow hunting whitetails in Kansas,” he says.
Clint wanted to let everyone in the Brotherhood know “Good luck this season and seasons to come…shoot straight and collect more bone!”
