We are going to miss him
Richard, Hill Hunting Club’s former president has passed away Saturday December 6th. Richard will be missed by all of his hunting buddies and family, our thoughts and prayers to his friends and family.
Deer hunting safety tips for Saturday’s season opener
LITTLE ROCK - Perhaps the most important aspects of deer hunting are safety and ethics. That’s especially true for the opening of Arkansas’s modern gun deer season this Saturday. If no one paid any attention to these, hunting of any kind would be too 
dangerous to continue. That’s why it’s so important to stress these factors about deer hunting.
Hunting Safety Tips:
Safe hunting is the responsibility of all hunters. Follow the tips listed below, and you will help make the Arkansas outdoors safer for all.
- Don’t rely on your gun’s safety. Treat all firearms as if they’re loaded and ready to fire.
- Never cross a fence, climb a tree or stand or jump a ditch with a loaded gun.
- Never hoist a loaded firearm into a stand.
- Never load or carry a loaded firearm until you are ready to use it. Always unload firearms before riding in any vehicle, including ATVs. Watch your muzzle so the other hunter doesn’t have to.
- Wear hunter orange so you can be seen. A blaze orange hat and at least 400 square inches of hunter orange above the waistline must be worn during all gun deer seasons. It must be worn at all times, not taken off once in the stand.
- Keep guns and ammunition separately and in locked storage.
- Don’t shoot unless absolutely sure of your target and what is beyond it.
- Know the range of your firearm. Remember, even a .22 rimfire can travel over 1-1/2 miles.
- Always be sure your gun barrel and action are clear of obstructions and only carry ammunition specifically intended for the firearm you’re using.
- Always carry handguns with the hammer down on an empty chamber.
- Avoid alcoholic beverages before and during shooting.
- Tell someone where you’re going and when you plan to return. If you move from one area to another advise someone.
- Dress for the weather. Take a GPS or compass to prevent getting lost.
- Carry a flashlight while walking through the hunting area before or after daylight.
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I have added more trail cam pictures to the gallery. There is a good one in this bunch….
Trail Cam Pictures
I have uploaded a few of our best trail cam pics in the gallery for you guys to see. There were some nice bucks on them. These pictures come from Mike, Jeff, and Brock’s trail cams located over several spots at camp. Enjoy the pictures, more coming soon.
Camp News
Ok I know I said I would have a picture of Less Callan’s deer. Well I still have not made it by his house, I have been terribly busy. I will get the picture up as soon as I return from camp this weekend.
As far as updates to the site, well they will be coming in more now that hunting season is here. If any of you have a picture of your deer please send it in so we can show the rest of the camp. send it to webmaster@hillhunting.com
Safe Hunting, see ya all at camp