The last day I walk off the ice every winter is a bad day. I hate that day. Oh sure, I am on the water or in the field somewhere in Nebraska twelve months of the year, but I really love ice-fishing. So I kind of ease into spring. You know what it is like …
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The new Athena Power Bank system is the portable power that you can take anywhere. There’s been times I really wish I had a way to jumpstart my vehicle. I hate to admit it, but I’ve had a battery die on me a few too many times. When I received an opportunity to test out […]
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The biggest thing to happen to archery since sticks and string.
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We’ve got an entry in the quest for the best portable hammock for the money. Here are the details on the Lightahead Parachute Hammock found on Walmart.com. The idea to bring a hammock along on a camping trip is nothing new. If ever there was a place where hammocks are right at home, it’s amongst […]
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Sharpen your knives, break out the red wine, and get ready to try three killer ways to cook elk steaks. Elk hunting season, ideally, turns each fall into elk steak season. How much time do you spend thinking about elk steak recipes? Don’t worry, that’s what we’re here for. We’ve got some ideas on how […]
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For the hunter that doesn’t mind sitting for hours, ground blind hunting can be the ultimate in concealment and versatility. Ground blind hunting is perfect for applications such as big game or turkey hunting, bowhunting whitetail, ambushing bull elk during the rut, and especially waterfowl hunting (though this situation is a little different from the […]
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If you like to hunt wild hogs on a regular basis, listen up. Here are the three best calibers to do it with! Believe it or not, narrowing down the calibers to only three has become extremely difficult when considering most big-game animals. However, hog hunting comes in many different shapes and sizes, making it […]
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We are a couple, three years into our “Take ‘Em” hunting and fishing promotions. By now you should know the deal–you take someone new hunting or fishing, take a picture of them, enter it on-line for a chance to win prizes. It could be someone who has never hunted or fished, could be a kid, …
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Saxton Pope has been dead for nearly a century, but 21st-century archers can still get a personal shooting lesson from the master via his writings.
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On your next campout, impress your friends and family with these Dutch oven recipes for camping. If the Old West style of cooking over a fire in cast iron cookware ignites your imagination, Dutch oven cooking could be just what you need. Comfort food at a campout goes hand-in-hand like peanut butter and jelly, and […]
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