Every outdoorsman has a favorite little joint they love to stop in for a hot meal between adventures. Usually, it's a quaint little mom and pop type place you can walk in wearing camo or smelling like fish and nobody raises an eyebrow.

I've come across several great little places like this during my hunting and fishing travels. Here are a couple that come to mind, including my local fave.

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25 long years ago, I remember getting into hot water with my fiancé for skipping church when my VCR broke. I'd played hooky in order to watch a new show called "Buckmasters Whitetail Magazine" live on the old Nashville Network. This episode aired at 1 o'clock sharp, and my preacher had never once ended a sermon before 12:15.

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The ancient Native Americans designed very few motifs featuring the white-tailed deer, certainly not of monster-racked bucks, because their primary focus was meat, not antlers. Bill Leon is a Native American historian, archeological expert and flint knapping guru. He also happens to be a Buckmasters Trophy Records master scorer.

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Live field updates, tips and giant buck newsflashes are just part of the fun. If you're anything like me and have to work for a living, just because you don't have time to hunt doesn't mean you don't think about hunting. Jackie Bushman and the Buckmasters film crew are out in the field from August through January each year, as well as Buckmasters editors, writers and staff, taking hunting trips all over the world.

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