Here’s how you can smoke and preserve meat just like the early Americans did on the frontier. Dried buffalo meat was a staple food item for the early American frontiersman. It kept well and could be eaten on the trail or used in any number of dishes that involved meat. Drying it by smoking was
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Save a fawn, catch a coyote. It’s that time of year again. Hunting season is over and the fishing hasn’t really heated up just yet. So, what can you do during this lull period? Trap predators. There’s nothing more beneficial to your deer and turkeys than to taking out predators. If you didn’t catch it,
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Here’s how to make some old world, bushcraft cooking systems from woodland resources. Plus you get to see how to cook a rabbit on a spit over an open fire. Bushcraft expert Dan Wowak joins Jon Townsend in this episode of Townsends – The American Frontier. Wowak instructs on how early Americans would have installed
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Forty eight snow geese and three Ross’s geese caught up in a nasty storm ended up dead on the ground in a parking lot in Idaho Falls. Even thought the hail was a part of this deadly storm, James Brower, Regional Volunteer Services Coordinator with IDFG, said the likely cause of all the deaths were
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North Dakota’s bighorn sheep population is the lowest it’s been since 2006. The North Dakota Game and Fish Department recently completed and compiled its annual bighorn sheep survey for 2017. The agency released its findings in an email newsletter. They concluded that the sheep population has declined from the year before, with an 11 percent
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I have warned you that this time of year there is pretty much only one thing on my mind. Â Through the magic of technology I can prove that to you. . . . I had a dream last night, here is what happens EVERY TIME I yelp on a turkey call. . . . Posted …
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This hunter took his spring gobbler, but the Jake wouldn’t go away. So he caught him with his bare hands! We’ve seen some interesting things in our time, but a wild turkey that won’t leave a dead bird, so much so that it lets a man walk right up and grab it, takes the cake.
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Changes have been made to the city’s urban bowhunting season. In an attempt to cut down the city’s urban deer population the city of Albermarle, North Carolina has made some changes. The city has elected to allow hunting on parcels two acres or larger, and extend the season two weeks. The original size limit was
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Shedcrazy shares with his Instagram followers a moment that he recalls as inexcusable, but prevents further elk from being harassed. Ben Dettamanti, better known as Shedcrazy, has been known for quite some time as a character. A guy who is full of straight faced comedy that if you’re not familiar with him, you may think he’s
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“Unless we dedicate ourselves to serious and precise archery for every arrow we shoot, inconsistent form will most always result in a less than accurate arrow.”
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