Here it is! The awesome cover art created by Syneca Featherstone. It's for my debut novel, Consequence. Here's a snippet about the book:

 Tobias Evard Warner II fights his way through a nightmare infested wilderness at the onslaught of the apocalypse in order to get back home to his family. He’ll sacrifice anything to ensure their safety, even if it means his own soul.


Dark Fantasy Press is publishing the novel. Check them out here: 
http://www.darkfantasypress.com/


It's that time of year again. That time when hunting is just around the corner and it's time to put in the sweat equity. I went scouting yesterday. Even though I know the area, I needed to ensure that the deer were still there, and I also needed to start to make a game plan. My original plan, involved hiking up to the top (see the picture above) and setting up a trail camera to see what's moving. I got up there, and found a lot of sign that deer were moving around, but I couldn't find a good place to put my trial camera. So that spot is definitely on the list as a potential hunting spot, but I moved down a little lower.

Lower, I found a nice little meadow and actually spooked a buck out of his sleeping spot. I set my camera in that meadow. There were a couple of other places that hit my "might-be-a-place-to-hunt" radar, so I'll keep them in the back of my mind. I'll return in a few weeks to check on the camera, and possibly move it to another place. 

I drew out of the archery hunt this year, so things a little different. Generally I black powder hunt, which means I need to get within 100-120 yards away. With the bow, I really want to be about 40 yards or less, especially since I'm new at archery hunting. The last thing I want to do is injure the animal and not kill it right away. I've already told myself that I won't take a shot unless it's within a comfortable range and the deer is positioned right.