Archery

Teams of three will compete for CASH prizes and the title of Sedalia's Sportsman Champion, at The Sedalia Sportsman Challenge presented by Warsaw Archery. We will start registration at 7am on September 6 at the Sedalia Rod and Gun Club.

The 2014 Cabin Fever Sports Show is just around the corner, and that means the Huntin' and Fishin' with Harry and Jam Marketing Indoor 3D Archery Shoot is back, sponsored by Mossy Oak Properties in Cole Camp.

The 2014 Cabin Fever Sports Show is coming up on Feb. 1-2 with all kinds of fun stuff. One of the things that will be taking place is a 3D archery shoot, which should be pretty cool. I just recently got into archery but still don't know much about it. So to get ready for the Sports Show, I was looking online for some tips and stumbled upon this awesome video of drive-by archery.

What did I tell you?  We're out of the cooler and into the fire with mid-90s this week.  What the heck happened to the mid-80s?  Oh well, I guess it couldn't last, but it's summertime and that means getting outside, hitting the great outdoors and having a redneck good time (no pun intended, you'll be getting a red neck from the sunburn).

The Cabin Fever Sports Show will host over 65 different booths from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Feb. 2 and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Feb.3 at the Mathew Exhibition Center on the State Fairgrounds.  The show will have booths, contest, door prizes, and raffle prizes to entertain the whole family.

It's sports show time!  The 2013 Cabin Fever Sports Show will kick off (no Super Bowl pun intended) on Saturday, Feb. 2 at 10 a.m. and run through 8 p.m.  We'll be back out there until 3 p.m. on Sunday so you can get back home in time for the Super Bowl (where the Ravens will win by 7).

Bow season starts Saturday, September 15!  I'm already in pre-rut.  We're getting lots of great pics for our Trail Cam Contest every day.  Thank you for sending those photos.  It's looking like you voters will have your hands full!

There’s a lot going on this week, so let’s get right to it!  First, the Crappie are biting in three to six feet of water on the flats, and 25 – 30 feet of water on channels and bluffs.  Make sure you’ve got your jig tip with minnow.  Daylight until about 10:00 a.m. is the best time to find them, but they seem to shut down after that.