Redneck Santa

Many think of us Christians as stuffy with a lack of humor. Here is a post thanks to Ted McKinney to prove that wrong.

Jeremy Herrill's Huge Buck

Jeremy Herrill of Cornerstone Baptist Church helped us start Colonial Outdoors Ministry. We are grateful for his help and guidance to get us going, and as a brother in Christ.

It's only right that we show his trophy buck he harvested in Kansas, one that any of us would be proud to have. This big boy scored 145 4/8, a number that any hunter would like to have.

Jeremy loves the Lord and pours his heart and soul into men's lives through outdoor ministry. He has become a dear friend to Colonial Outdoors and we are so glad God blessed him with this prize deer.

Plagiarized from Heart of a Sportsman directly from Jeremy (this is the link to the original blog):

Today was a good day...No, today was a great day! Today, I hunted with my soul brother Alan Davis on his farm in Kansas - and harvested a monster Kansas buck. The events surrounding this momentus kill are much to detailed to describe here (but, you will surely get tired of me telling them when I get home!).

Every whitetail hunter dreams of killing a deer big enough to get his name in the record book. Today, that dream became a reality for me. I haven't got the deer scored yet but am confident that it surpasses the 125 inches to make the Pope and Young record book. God is so good!


I was thinking today as we talked about the deer making the record book, that God has a record book too. His book is called the Book of Life. His book contains the names of every person who has accepted his gift to us, of His son Jesus. Those whose names are in that book will spend eternity in heaven. Having your name in that book is more important than any record book! It is our prayer that your name is there - in God's book ... Revelations 20:15.

Ted McKinney Gets a Nice One

In one of the earliest posts, I asked for pictures of the hunt or fishing trip. Since Ted sent these photos, up they go.

Here is a nice 6 pointer that Ted got while hunting in Carthage.

From Ted: I shot this buck with my 30-06 on Sat.Nov. 21, morning about 8:30 as he was chasing a doe out into a cut0ver near Carthage, NC. He ran only 20 yds and dropped.
He was about 185-190 lbs. His antlers are 16in. wide outside and 3 1/2 around the bases.

My true trophy was a beautiful 8pt. I shot with my bow. I tracked him for a mile and lost him in a cutover at dark ! Bummer !