Catch one and you’ll break your camera taking pictures, lose him and he’ll break your heart.
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The concept has been around a long time and it is a proven method of cooking using the sun.
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The old monarch swaggered through the field wearing his crown of antlers in pride.
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You can catch several Bluegills from the same slip but after two or three you will find that the bite has slowed.
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The young pup and his mother had been driven out of the delectable land of Sentinel Butte.
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20 Minute Walleyes by James L. Bruner article copyright I suppose I’m comfortably at a point in life to make the remark of “when we were young” without sounding like a youngster trying to act older. In fact it’s probably a good idea that I start putting more and more of these memories on paper […]
From Dinosaurs to Big Mack’s by James Smith article copyright If you have been looking for a world-class fishing hole, consider Flaming Gorge Reservoir. These cobalt blue waters are home to a variety of trophy fish, such as huge mackinaw (lake) trout, rainbow trout, smallmouth bass and kokanee salmon. In addition the Green River below […]
Off Clip-on Mosquito Repellant by Kevin Gardner article copyright During a recent sheep hunt, it was more than noticeable the amount of mosquitoes and other bugs that were out on an early May day. A warm front that had settled over the area for a few days prior to the hunt had apparently been sufficient […]
Understanding Elk by TR Michels article copyright Understanding what type of habitat elk prefer; where they like to bed, what they like to eat, and what they use for escape cover, can help you locate productive areas to see, and hunt, more elk. Habitat Elk are grazing animals; therefore they are primarily a species of […]
Montana Bows Gear Review by Pete Ward article copyright The 52″ recurve by Dan Toelke of Montana Bows is a fine example of superb workmanship and design. This is the third bow from Dan that I have reviewed and again the very fine craftsmanship and finish impress me. This is a short 52″ bow that […]
First Aid and Children by Gary Benton article copyright Children should be watched very closely on all camping or outdoors trips. Frequently a child will copy an adult behavior and this can lead to minor injuries. Most of the injuries you’ll find when kids are in the woods are scrapes, minor cuts, bruises, and burns. […]
A Special Gift by Gary Benton article copyright The smell was offensive, very strong and staggering. I knew immediately what it was, a skunk. Burrhead, my younger brother Larry, just stood there with his eyes squeezed shut, making little jerking movements from time to time. Lady, his dog, had her head down, eyes wide open, […]
Hog Wild by Rob Robinson article copyright Well here we are caught in the dog days of summer in Florida. High temperatures are in the mid 90’s and with the humidity the heat index pushes 110. Not too conducive for outdoor activities. It is this time of year that we get our outdoor fix after […]
You Won’t Regret Buying A Leupold Rifle Scope by Danny Wester article copyright After trying out the new scopes from Leupold it was a for sure thing that the VX-III was an awesome addition to the lineup. Several things had to be changed to make what was already a great scope an even better one. […]
Hot, hot, hot. That’s the word across most of the country in the recent weeks. Just keeping cool and finding an affordable form of recreation is on most people’s minds. It has really put the theory to the test about how visible wildlife gets during the summer months. With a large amount of people hitting […]
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