If you’re into learning about family hunting traditions and you’re one who appreciates how hunting has evolved over the past 100+ years in American culture…then check this book out. I believe it delves into the most important topic facing the sport of hunting—hunter attrition—better than any other book I have read to date.
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First off, before I get too far into this blog I hope everyone had a great holiday season. Hard to believe we are already embarking on a new year, but let’s make it an exciting one filled with plenty…
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If there’s one thing I have failed to do with this blog since its inception is to provide more cooking tips and recipes. Now mind you, I’m not going to profess to be some sort of gourmet chef when it…
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In nearly two years of blogging on this site you’re probably noticed I haven’t done many book reviews. In some regards that’s sort of a shame because I absolutely love a good outdoors book…especially a how-to book that focuses on some special kind of outdoor activity. A fine example would be books such as Snares and [...]
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Let’s face it…nobody likes to think about the possibility of your guns or outdoor equipment getting stolen, but few among us are so naive to think it could not happen. So what steps have you taken recently to make some safeguards to protect your financial investment? So, you say, you’ve got a list…but when was [...]
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If you’ve been an Internet user for any amount of time sooner or later you will hear of the annual Darwin Awards. This annual award is named in honor of Charles Darwin, the father of evolution, but it commemorates individuals who “improve our gene pool by removing themselves from it.” Most often it is acts [...]
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I don’t often talk of bodily functions on this blog, but hey…it’s a subject that sooner or later will confront every sportsman. I’m talking about the process of taking a shit in the woods. Sorry! I could have sanitized my language a bit (pun intended)…but somehow describing the process as “taking a dump,” defecating, “nature [...]
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