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Outdoors with Luke Clayton

Bow season opens this weekend

Published October 1, 2021 at 9:42 PM CDT
Luke discusses the opening of bow season
Luke Clayton
Luke discusses the opening of bow season

Bow season opens this weekend and many TPWD managed ranches allow hunting with all legal means for whitetail deer. Luke devotes this week's show to deer hunting talk and even divulges one of his favorite venison recipes Remember, to learn more about Luke and watch his weekly video, "A Sportsman's Life' , visit www.catfishradio.org

Bow season opens this weekend and many TPWD managed ranches allow hunting with all legal means for whitetail deer. Luke devotes this week's show to deer hunting talk and even divulges one of his favorite venison recipes Remember, to learn more about Luke and watch his weekly video, "A Sportsman's Life' , visit www.catfishradio.org

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