When it comes to knives that deserve attention, it’s a little like collecting Matchbox cars. There always seems to be an endless array of choices. I absolutely love seeking out cool knives, especially in the pocket knife category. Finding them and gathering information about how they are made and where you can purchase them is […]
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A wild believer in Christ who’s passionate about connecting to the outdoors and other outdoorspeople, Dan Mathews is on to something. Mathews is behind the podcast The Nomadic Outdoorsman, which features average folks with above-average enthusiasm for hunting. The show has gained a large following since its inception in 2018, in large part due to […]
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I recently returned home from a free-range axis deer hunt in Texas. The views were amazing, the axis deer were a blast to chase, and (possibly the most important part) the food from my harvest was incredible. I had heard for several years about how great axis meat tastes, and that it would be hard […]
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Shooting a bow takes skill and practice, but many hunters seem to put off practicing their shot until just before the season. Training should be at the forefront of your mind throughout the off-season if you want to be confident in your technique and ability. Every hunter might have a different idea of what bow […]
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(Continued from Part 1. This concludes the article.) We did the usual pre-fire prep as soon as we heard the fire broke out, putting all the patio cushions in the house, closing drapes / blinds etc. We have lightweight patio furniture that we stacked up. For folks that cannot do that and do have a pool or stock tank, throw the patio furniture in there is our suggestion. We turned all the interior and exterior house lights on and unlocked all doors and disconnected the garage doors from the electric mechanism so every door could be opened easily. I am …
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