How you act during an outdoors emergency can determine if it ends with a positive outcome. Prepare by first accepting the fact that accidents and medical emergencies tend to occur when they are least convenient for both the victim and those individuals around them.
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Remember, currently my primary blogging efforts are now appearing at the Minneapolis StarTribune .com ’s Club Outdoors pages which you can directly link to here:
While I will still occasionally…
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The current economy can have far-reaching consequences beyond your bank account or stock portfolio. Consider for a moment how our current financial situation may also be influencing how we enjoy the outdoors for many years to come.
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Good things usually come to those who ask. Indeed, sportsmen seeking landowner permission to hunt, fish or trap should discover the proper way to open landowner doors for new outdoor recreational opportunities.
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Remote trail cameras can be great devices to help scout an area for deer, but did you ever consider they can also be wonderful tools for teaching a youngster about the ways of the wild?
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…Now bear with me on this one. I’ll explain my idea in just a minute, but first I want you to look at this short little 10–second video tease that The Sportsman’s Channel is currently playing between…
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This year for Father’s Day don’t get dad another boring tie or a pair of ugly slippers. Instead, put an instant smile on his face by giving him the outdoor gear you’ll know he loves.
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It’s important to expose children to the fun of fishing at an early age. The memories, the skills, as well as the excitement, will likely be remembered for a lifetime.
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I’ve got to get something off my chest. In fact, today’s blog post is more of a gnawing pet peeve than perhaps anything else. It’s about people who simply have an arrogance about them in such a way th…
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The modern muzzleloading craze began back during the 1980s when Tony Knight revolutionized a centuries old firearm. Now, just 24 years later, the company bearing Tony’s name is set to cease all production activities.
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