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Drought is Causing Lake Mead to Slowly Vanish Into the Nevada and Arizona Desert

Drought can be one of the most devastating acts by nature and residents of Arizona and Nevada are seeing it firsthand in the Lake Mead area this year. In case you haven’t been following the headlines, after nearly two years of drought, water levels are plummeting in the man-made reservoir at a record rate. It’s […]

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How Fred Bear Changed Modern Bowhunting Forever

Archery, Bows, Hunting |

Almost every hunter knows the name Fred Bear. Those who don’t are likely still new to the tradition, or they’ve been living under a rock the whole time. The “Father of Modern Bowhunting” was just that, a true pioneer who built upon the earlier foundations set by fellow archery hunting legends Art Young and Saxton […]

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9 Ways to Entertain Your Non-Fishing Family on a Fishing Trip

Camping, Fishing |

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Fishing isn’t for everyone. Even if you’re a hardcore angler, your family members may never even pick up a rod. But being with family on a fun-filled fishing trip is a great way to keep them included and maybe even get them to consider fishing in the future. While you work on getting them interested […]

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Bulk Up for Fall Largemouth

Fishing |

It’s getting a little late but there is still some really good bassin’ to be had. Big bass in particular, like those pushing five and maybe six pounds plus. Right now largemouth are chowing down […]

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Preparedness Notes for Monday — July 11, 2022

Survival |

July 11th is the birthday of John Quincy Adams. He was born in 1767 and died in 1848. Not to be confused with his father – John Adams – the younger Adams also served as a diplomat, congressman, and as president. — A new property listing at SurvivalRealty in Athol, Idaho: Homestead in North Idaho. — Today we present a review written by our Field Gear Editor Emeritus, Pat Cascio.

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