Charred Sugar Crusted Salmon Recipe – Simply to Die For
Eating fish can actually reduce the risk of various diseases and disorders such as asthma in children, cancer, heart disease, dementia and depression. It can even help people with diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, psoriasis and autoimmune disease! Yay for fish! A great article: Advantages of Eating Fish Foods As with anything moderation is key. Pregnant women, […]
#HuntFishTravel 173 – Colorado Antelope with the Bowdudes
This episode is a hilarious hot mess.
We’re talking to Jack and Gary from the Bowdudes about their Colorado pronghorn hunt with Fred Eichler and Full Draw Outfitters.
Arrow Therapy
Sometimes you just need to sling some arrows…
#HuntFishTravel 162 – Hunting Black Bear with Michelle Harmes Outdoors in Maine
“#HuntFishTravel Ep 162 – Maine – Hunting Black Bear with Michelle Harmes Outdoors” (Psst! Support the show by sharing this episode to facebook/twitter – thank you!!) We’re talking Bears in Maine with Michelle Harmes!
#HuntFishTravel 085 – Deer Scents, Lures & How to Make a Mock Scrape
This week Carrie and Rachel head down the rock ‘n’ roll rabbit hole, they reveal Carrie’s new rock and metal new album review podcast Rock Chick Radio and a sneak peek behind Rachel and Carrie’s upcoming podcast project “Wisconsin Restaurant Review“. Then they are chatting it up with Brian Johansen from Buck Stop Scents, they […]
#HuntFishTravel 074 – Fall Walleye Tactics with Marble-EYE Slayers
Fall is hunting season. Yes, we know. But it’s also the best fishing season too! This week we are talking to pro tournament anglers Jeff Otis and Scott Ludwig. They are going to let us in on some of the fishing tactics the pro’s use so we can all catch dinner too! Plus Rachel got […]
Sunday Morning Musings – Sometimes a Punch in the Face is Needed
Sometimes I have no idea how I got here. Sometimes I get sucked into situations I have no business being in. Sometimes I bite off more than I can chew and then smack myself in the forehead in regret and mutter “what was I thinking???” . I do however, find some solace in thinking I’m […]
Saint Patrick was a bow hunter…well ok, not really.
He was actually too busy getting kidnapped by raiders and escaping to study Christianity and to eventually become an Irish Saint. March 17th is the day of his death and became forever called Saint Patrick’s Day. I’m telling you right now, nothing would make me happier if someday I could have my own holiday where […]
Gear Review: Carbon Express X-Buster and the X2 Series Easton Aluminum Arrows
Paper Target archers are sometimes stuck between two masters – the NFAA and World Archery. The NFAA doesn’t have an arrow restriction. If you can fling it, it’s 27/64″ in diameter, and someone produced it – you can shoot it. World Archery, on the other hand, has a restriction on maximum arrow diameters – which […]
Reading and Understanding Topographical Maps
The use of topographical maps is one of the most useful tools you can use in search of big game. Knowing how to read and understand topo maps is a skill that has taken me quite a few years to fully understand. I will try and explain some of the things I have learned throughout […]
Five Strategies for Hunting Spring Snow Goose
Snow Goose conservation season offers waterfowl hunters a way to extend their season. Also known as “light geese” snows have become so incredibly prolific that they are quite literally eating themselves out of house and home, along with causing serious damage to the ecosystems that support them.
Weight a Minute: A Look at Traditional Draw Weight
Now that you are interested in hunting with a traditional bow, it is time to consider draw weight and the absence of let-off, which I feel is the compound’s greatest advantage. Traditional bows do not assist you once fully drawn. Holding an 80lb longbow at full draw is monumentally tougher than an 80lb compound with […]